What a Great story Cowboy! 😯🤔😁😉😎

It's true, and I was sayin' to myself, where were they gonna use this new tech, on Mars? Turns out that's probably exactly where they were using it amongst other locations off-world. This 3D Printer also utilizes local materials so probably mixes cement like binders to the local aggregate available on other planets. I was totally shocked and disappointed by their answer.

It is not building nor buildings where the problem lies, it is the infrastructure. It is outdated by decades ( intentional ) and crumbling. Done so foreign nationals can purchase at pennies on the dollar.
Remember heir Klaus: " you will own nothing and be happy for it "?
What do you think he meant? Contemplate !
Why is Musk lining low orbit sats vs high orbit?

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I agree & disagree. I agree that our infrastructure is crumbling and that of course was intentional and part of the Globalista agenda to bring America down. That will change. We will rebuild all American infrastructure.

Our construction methods also have to be totally re-approached with new & better building principles, however. Presently, our home building standards are 100% GARBAGE IMO, and that includes wood frame houses with raised floor joists and very poisonous and proven faulty building materials like carpets and OSB, etc. Our standard "modern" homes are cheap, have poor R-Insulation values & are designed not even to last the duration of a mortgage (death pledge) anymore.
They inherently mold and rot everywhere, emit toxins and chemicals like formaldehyde, disconnect us so we are not grounding ourselves (wood joists, not slabs) to earth, and they literally fall apart such that they can't really be passed on to our children without being literally gutted.

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I learned as a teenager from friends who were home building contractors in France that they build (at least then, that was decades ago) to last for many generations. Concrete walls over a foot thick to insure home durability. I was astonished when I first saw it (built my first barn at age 13) and I saw it everywhere in France. Even concrete roofs. Thick. Wood finished interiors, BEAUTIFUL. Warm as bread ovens in the winter. That is how I build. When I pour floors they have rebar every foot & 12" of concrete slab. My foundations are a minimum 12" thick or thicker. Why? I figure that extra bit spent (way beyond "building code") makes it more of a permanent build I only have to do ONCE.
Now I know the importance that we "ground" ourselves to earth, every moment of the day we can. We are electrical beings. That means EVERYTHING should be slab on grade or connected to earth with copper leads.

We have to build for our children, and our children's children to inherit, too.