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Support and honour for the accomplishments of Matt Taylor

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Je Kuan
11 years ago

You deserve to be praised for your work!

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Marcel
11 years ago

You Sir are freaking awesome ! Keep up your good work and don't let yourself down :) Greets from Germany ;)

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Brennan Weiding
11 years ago

Matt Taylor has reminded us all that humans are not a species restricted to one planet, but a species with the potential to spread throughout the stars. This absolutely jaw dropping achievement should be admired, and I thank him for his continued efforts to move the human species into the stars.

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Thomas B
11 years ago

I was deeply inspired when I heard that we had finally landed on a comet, a feat which I believed to be well beyond our current capacity as humans, and it never occurred to me that I might be able to congratulate the genius who made that happen, much less do so with a horde of my fellow supporters. So thank you, Dr. Matt Taylor, for taking humanity forward in understanding our shared universe, and for bringing me renewed wonder and hope that we will all continue to move forward for the better.

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Mattias Lennartsson
11 years ago

Amasing work. Your a true inspiration for people with an actual brain! I'm reading astornomy at the moment and read what you and your team really helps me inspire me to go futher! Take care awsome beard guy and the whole ESAteam! much lvoe from Sweden!

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Mark Sutcliffe
11 years ago

Remember: Those who matter don't mind, and those who mind don't matter.

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Joshua Sibley
11 years ago

This man deserves a goddamn medal. Him and his team just landd a probe on a comet and now their entire achievement is going to be overlooked because of a shirt. I am so dissapointed right now.?.

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Rayson
11 years ago

This just keeps spiraling into madness, doesn't it? We've reached the point where someone like HIM is getting shit for absolutely nothing. Don't get me wrong, I'm aware of people getting harassed for no reason at all, all the time. However, here we've got a guy who, not only, reached a milestone in his personal career, as well as having contributed immensely to human and scientific progress, but also goes out of his way to show his appreciation for the support of his friends and family by publicly displaying something that they've made, specifically for him, during that interview in the last phases of this project. I can't even get myself to agree with those that say, that he should've worn another shirt for representational purposes at this point. He has earned this and even at that point it wasn't some self-focused act in any way shape or form. The people complaining about this and THEIR ostracizing and borderline narcissistic reactions make me sick. Anyway, Matt Taylor has my gratitude, admiration and sympathy. I hope all this won't be troubling you for much longer and that there won't be any unreasonable and (purely fabricated) consequences for you as a result of whatever they think this is. Carry on with what you're doing and be assured that there will be a lot less people raving about this than certain parts of the media will make it out to be. On a personal note: I like your style and thank you for everything.

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Laura Shelton
11 years ago

Dr. Taylor, I want to personally thank you for the amazing feat your team accomplished for mankind. Forgive my fellow women for the lashing. Sometimes people cannot see past an agenda and will use anything to bring it to light. you and your team accomplished a feat many only aspired to. Keep your head up and know that not all of us women are like this. Much love from Georgia, USA

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Hendrik Siems
11 years ago

Hey Matt! I want you to keep up the insanely great work you are doing and I also want you to keep wearing that shirt. Do not give a shit about the opinion of some crazy female attention whores. You, sir, have contributed more to humankind than feminists ever will and we all should appreciate that. No matter what clothes you are wearing. You rock just as much as that shirt.

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Alexander Wormwood
11 years ago

Be yourself. (c) Dzengiz Khan

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Szandra
11 years ago

Respect to you guys, and don't let those idiots to cast a shadow on your achievement!

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David Smith
11 years ago

Most right thinking individuals have nothing but admiration for you and your achievements. Don't let as few bigots ruin this for you. WE all want to see you wearing that shirt with pride. Where can I get one?

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Kay Agahi
11 years ago

when Samuel Johnson wrote the English language dictionary, he was complemented by 2 ladies for leaving offensive words out of the dictionary. Johnson replied: "ladies I congratulate you for looking for them". morons will always be morons. sometimes as feminists and sometimes as religious fanatics. they ignored this amazing accomplishment and focused on a bloody shirt that they found offensive. just ignore them and remember they will never be as amazing as you. keep being awesome Matt.

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Joana
11 years ago

What Dr. Matt Taylor has done for science and mankind cannot be surpassed by what some are interpreting as misogynistic behaviour. He wore a shirt designed and gifted by one of his female friends. He honoured that friend by wearing her gift on what was most likely the biggest day of his life and career. He didn't deserve the bullying he got and everyone who agrees should stand up for him.

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Ferris Augat
11 years ago

Don't you ever dare to throw away that great shirt :)

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Pasi
11 years ago

We should remember him fir what he has done, not what he wore.

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ganen
11 years ago

Recognize the man for his achievement, not what he wore during an interview (especially when there was no nudity in the pictures on the shirt)

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Michele Bos
11 years ago

It's a sad day when people start a petty conflict for a few likes and their names in the paper. The good news is, your name will be in a lot more than just papers. I hope you feel strengthened by the overwhelmingly positive response you get from this, and that you continue doing (and wearing) what you love.

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Joni Sojanto
11 years ago

You rock.