I don't think I would call Buzz Aldrin "boring."

What a stupid example of false equivalence. The opposite is true. The Apollo program led to huge technological advances that also led to advances in medicine.

I wish we would fund both. And socialized medicine.

And end hunger and homelessness.

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Funny joke but I dislike the "boring men" part. NASA was THE example of "women in STEM" at the time.

Allergy immunotherapy is absolutely a thing.

Allergy desensitization therapy was invented in 1911. It's just that your insurance company doesn't consider it a 'necessary procedure', so they don't pay for it.

You're failing to understand the lack of hayfever on the moon

When's the pollen season on the moon?

I think you are missing the obvious cure handed right to you. Funding should be increased so you too can be free of airborne plant reproduction via the most sensible and straight forward method.
If you are unhappy with the scenery, I am sure the technology developed for lunar habitation will also prove helpful for polar habitation, where similarly few natural particulates are dispersed.

You can get sprays to completely alleviate symptoms. And if it's a severe case you can take injection. There's also inmune therapy to permanently cure it.

I am the first guilty of not going to alergologist for years. But after I started to go each spring I have it completely managed.

I am pretty confident that mRNA vaccine research is going to lead to the cure for the common cold along with cancer, Parkinson's, MS, etc.

We already have an effective AIDS vaccine now. We are getting really close to stopping a lot of human suffering. This is probably why the current administration is trying to pump the brakes.

Reeks of toxic desperation.

I mean... I wish I could blame the guy for not going to the doctor (Americans will do anything but try going to the doctor), but we'd also rather put people on the moon than give free at the point of care Healthcare to people...