The Day After The Moon Landing

[SpriteMan]

Pablo Picasso really hittem with the “that’s crazy” and went back to painting his hexagon faces

[mrk.]

I need to stop thinking that Picasso lived his whole life during the 1800s

[johnnykleytonful]

Pablo Picasso publishing the first tweet in history.

[socalmsofly]

Each of their response tickles a different part of my brain. I love it

[ashentwo]

Picasso really hit them with the "dont care didnt ask"

[mr.brightside]

He was definitely wondering "Why TF are you asking me? I paint"

[bigsean]

-We just landed on the moon!
Pablo: When?
-Just couple hours ago!
Pablo: No, when did I ask?

[Jenna_Talia]

"These are our cathedrals" feels like a very good slap on the face given how utilitarian and corporate a lot of architecture (really, everything) feels nowadays. Easy to forget that humanity is still doing monolithic projects, we either just do not notice it because we're drowned by smaller things or we downplay it because we can't grasp the scale of it ourselves.

[Thor_the_Doge]

Picasso really said "ok, and?" about the moon landing

[publishing]

If you’re curious, Pablo Picasso was born on October 25, 1881. The first humans walked on the moon on July 20, 1969. Picasso was 87 years old when humans first walked on the moon.

[ignister]

Love how each response acts as a stand in for humanity as a whole. Where people didn’t care, people believed it was wonderful and people believed it was a waste of money.

[lgtfad]

Paul goodman sounds alot like a morally ambigious lawyer to me

[MS-FM]

"Mr. Picasso, what is your opinion on the moon landing?"
"i don't give a shit"

[ncob]

Picasso: "I don't care bruh"
The dalai lama: "Epic"

[Toki-oskx]

Picasso sounds like he was just trying to eat lunch or something when some annoying reporter came out of nowhere and asked him

[dead]

Picasso: "Don't care, didn't care, won't care. Next."

[llspeziale]

Picasso sends the, “I’m old and just waiting to die so leave me alone” kind of energy.

[mastrmn]

Picasso is that one dentist who doesn’t recommend the product

[pooryorick]

Those of us around when we landed on the moon recall the awe and wonder it inspired. And the developement of solid state circuits, data processing, miniaturization and data communications are why we have these phones, large screen TVs, laptop computers etc. are all developed from technology that emerged via the space program.
The reason we can communicate instantly from anywhere and navigate with GPS are all a result of satellites in space. This stuff all started with NASA. And NASA has a budget that is a tiny fraction of the total. And the future benefits will be things we cannot imagine. It will also inspire young people to become scientists and engineers. We need that too. The space program is a small expense with huge rewards.

[paulpena]

If Neil Armstrong were more with it he would have said "That's one small step for a man and jack shit for Pablo Picasso"