Fair was founded before Google.

It’s about the internet, and why ‘Death by Armageddon’ is merely the matter in focus. A proven model where anyone can directly fund science. Guaranteed tax and corrupt free. 95% went directly to Asteroid research.

Now we are looking for a forever home in the cloud.

If Fair Society were adopted by the right entity, it could very realistically raise hundreds of millions for space exploration. I am not even talking about lucrative quadrillions to be found in asteroid mining. I challenge anyone could find a flaw in the proposal. But only if you have seven minutes to spare….

https://www.youtube.com/embed/1FB7vJcR2KE?si=rk0YzwlmGZyDaOcF

IF Only… Sadly it’s too simple and honest for people to accept. It’s human nature to complicate the crap out of everything. We got close…Fair is a model foundation for it.

Fair Society has so far held to it’s pledge of keeping the members list (141 paidup members from the four corners of our roundish planet) acknowledged indefinitelty. Our society has been arguing the case for asteroid interception, since the days of Netscape, rollerball mice, and modems. Hell, our little pro-space-exploration club was even fondly reviewed on world television once (BBC). We argued support for the Clovis comet theory during the Gulf War. We even posted dash cam footage of one exploding in Russia injuring 1,613 unsuspecting citizens in 2013.

The site has been kept ticking along since inception. Although banking charges made it financially unviable after a decade, we stuck to our pledge that Fair would be digitally around as long as the internet was alive. Fair, with over twenty years of research, opinion, news, cartoons to lighten the issue, is now looking for a permanent home in the cloud, an inheritor, a new owner.

I addressed the God Squad who figured deflecting a flying rock was interfering with his Divinity matter. But one old gent in a village can no longer guarantee to keep the Society alive as promised, and he fears the sworn digital immortality for sparing a thought for the future may be in jeopardy. There’s no other guardian. It’s a fun great website with a rich history and it would be a shame to let it die.

Fair had initially aimed for an even more daring time to contribute to space exploration by suggesting a small recognised donation as a funeral extra. The Fair-well phase was too simple to be acceptable. A fresh set of oars might find a way nowadays with the aid of technological advances and e-banking….

As if to clarify why the society was created and why it’s possibly needed as more than ever, just last month scientists were shocked by a new interstellar invader: an impossible-to-catch new comet, 31/Atlas, travelling at 137 000 miles per hour headed our way! With less than six months’ notice, we would be f***ed. Just as portrayed in the de Caprio movie Don’t Look Up. A miniscule difference in celestial trajectory, and Xmas 2025 could have been an extinction event.

So, the long and short of it is that we are looking for someone to whom to pass the baton, someone who will give Fair a rent-free home in the cloud and even continue our work.