Are you going to take the vaccine?

[Diana]

...Frankly, the idea of finding a way off the planet (and populating other planets) is bypassing the idea that we should take responsibility for the one we live on first...

He's doing it at the same time with pretty much forcing the planet to switch to electric vehicles much quicker than it would have happen otherwise.  Including the very affordable Tesla solar roofing and giga grid batteries so we can stop using very polluting peaker plants.

Don't get me wrong, I don't really like his way of thinking on many subjects.  But he's definitely using his resources to the betterment of the human race.  Ra did speak about the intentions of Nikola Tesla as a wanderer.  Well, to me Elon is a little bit in the same kind of shoes/patterns.

I agree. 

I was more pointing toward the judgments we make as individuals, and the idea of polarization. It just isn't as simple or black-and-white as many think. People see Musk as a hero; I don't adulate (I'm not saying you do of course), so I see this man as an individual whom I can respect for excellence and focus and drive and accomplishment. I certainly respect any inroads to finding ways to stop polluting our planet. 

The idea of developing rockets and interplanetary travel is like almost all technology these days—it is out of sync with the general level of consciousness (such as, Okay, we can just move to another planet if we f**k this one up too much; I am not saying this is Musk's attitude). But looking at the history of humanity, this seems an inevitable part of the 3D reality. Scientific developments and discoveries lead to destruction as well as advancement.

What if we don't (as a thought experiment, because I think we will) stop the destruction of our oxygen base—sea vegetation; rain forest) and at the same time we have developed a way to populate another Goldilocks planet or support life on a moon with no atmosphere or something. What then happens to our beautiful planet Earth and the other life forms here? Humans are now okay, because we have developed the technology to live elsewhere. But we have left a wake of destruction behind us. The consciousness that all life matters, in my observation, is far from generally awakened.

There will be a lot of disturbance, according to Ra, in the coming transitioning times, and I think this is a large part of it.