Firstly, there won't be any money flowing around for the next few years, unless someone goes ape and starts to set up the requirements for local production.
Secondly, within the next couple of decades, we will start to become aware of what climate change really means, and nobody will feel like trying to find money to create a few huge submarines.
Thirdly, it appears that unmanned machines will be available sooner and be very much less expensive should some enthusiasts still want to play underwater games; meanwhile the climate changes suggest that Mars might be a more comfortable home.
This is all a bit academic.
Firstly, there won't be any money flowing around for the next few years, unless someone goes ape and starts to set up the requirements for local production.
Secondly, within the next couple of decades, we will start to become aware of what climate change really means, and nobody will feel like trying to find money to create a few huge submarines.
Thirdly, it appears that unmanned machines will be available sooner and be very much less expensive should some enthusiasts still want to play underwater games; meanwhile the climate changes suggest that Mars might be a more comfortable home.
Andrew Hastie, the most single-minded Colonel Blimp in the Liberal Party, enthusiastically supports Albo et al over this.