Of course it matters.
The point of the question is to ask whether you think this has 100% chance of not causing issues.
The next step of course would then be to say, okay if it isn't 100% safe then do you support Mexico's right to say, "hey this could cause us or the world harm, stop it".
In other words, do you think it was right for Mexico to stop this, or do you disagree with their actions?
Do I want this to be the state of affairs? No. Can I change it? No. So it doesn't matter.
So why comment in the first place if you think it doesn't matter?
What I think is... your thought was challenged so you backpedalled then just gave up and said the topic "didn't matter".
To show how it doesn't matter.
> What I think is... your thought was challenged so you backpedalled then just gave up and said the topic "didn't matter".
You know, what you think also doesn't matter.
It's counterproductive to talk about something that doesn't matter to you.
> You know, what you think also doesn't matter.
That's subjective. And it mattered enough for you to reply, and for countless others to read, and for me to write.
But what I'm asking them is.. do they believe it's in Mexico's right to ask a person to stop experimenting on the atmosphere (global or otherwise) from their country.