In exploring outward, Space may indeed be the Last Frontier.
Another view overall shows us that an equally great, if not greater frontier, is the inward frontier of the mind. It is expalined inremarkable detail yet remains a great, wonderous, wonderful, enticing mystery which can be said with equal truth, to be solved and as yet unsolvable. It is the beautiful paradox of life as we know it.
At any rate, enjoy the mysteries of the mind and the mysteries of Space. Both are great endeavors.

Peace to all

@Jeroen
I do not consider people like Steve Bannon and Alex Jones, Fox News to be conservative.
I do consider them to be Far Right or espousing Far Right, restrictive and oppressive agendas. and, of course, they are not open to any counter view or discussion.
I grew up in a very conservative county. The view of folks like Bannon in that county were considered so far right that they were dismissed as extremist wackos by the conservatives.
It is their apparent lack of empathy, compassion, mercy, or concern for the common people, especially for the "Lower Classes" and the religious and social minorities, that greatly concern me.
We have been dragged so far to the Right that our Progressives would be considered Moderate , possibly Right leaning in countries such as the Netherlands, possibly on par with the VVD.
I do fear for my country and our peoples.

But I never give up hope for this nation and all those affected World Wide by those alleging to be our leaders.

@person said:
My point is more about the positive values that underlay political views. I'm not trying to say every political position is of equal value.

I find this an interesting notion. I’ve grown up with a very minimalist upbringing, in a space of de-programming and not conditioning. I was encouraged to throw out society’s values, and I certainly wasn’t given new values such as “Be tough and rugged” or “Work hard”. Politics was totally not a focus.

So for me, the concept of any values as being positive is a bit of a stretch. I’ve picked up a few things which I consider sound pointers to life - an understanding of money and what it buys, self-sufficiency, living from the heart - but I certainly don’t have a system of values.

You could say I question that politics has values, it seems to be largely corrupt, once you look at the actual politicians.