The vacuum of space by itself is relatively benign compared to the depths of the Marianas Trench. Besides, people went there first in a crude machine. And still people build Newt Suits to explore as individual the seas depths.
The article was about Mars not the Sun or other distance in time and place spots we humans might visit in the future.
We are the explores not the machines we make. I perfer to keep it that way.
Non of your objections stop that from being the case. Many people views are as mine and in the end it's the tax payers who should decide whether we spend the money visiting Mars and the Moon with or without robots.
See my reply above and also ask yourself why you go to work or school instead of sending a machine there in your stead.
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- Giving future human space explorers the credit they’re due