From: sungjunnoh0802@gmail.com   
      
   Sorry for replying so late...   
      
   The setting is that due to widespread deployment of automation, going to and   
   living in space is a wholenlot easier, driving more people to exteaterristial   
   colonies. However, after the people rise up against robots, the UEF(United   
   Earth Federation) bans    
   automation. Since the colonies heavily depend on automation to sustain   
   themselves and are under the jurisdiction of the UEF, they have to somehow   
   preserve automation.   
      
   Yes, the whole notion of getting rid of automation is ridiculous, but I can't   
   change it. Don't ask why.    
      
   Lets call the founding of the colonies as year 0. We are in the actuall solar   
   system and colonization of Mars begins. By year 50, widespread automation is   
   adopted on Earth by year 55 and while it takes a bit longer, Mars embraces   
   heavy automation by year    
   60, when a large wave of migrations to immigration to Mars occurs. As year 100   
   approaches, people on Earth becomes skeptical on automation, and ban it. This   
   where my story will take place How plausible would the growth of the colonies   
   be?   
      
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