Just assume a technocracy on Mars. Doesn't have to be the US constitution or anything that guides them.
In fact, a constitution built around an agrarian earth community on a new unspoiled continent with abundant resources, is probably ill-suited to Mars which has none of those things.
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Just assume a technocracy on Mars. Doesn't have to be the US constitution or anything that guides them.
In fact, a constitution built around an agrarian earth community on a new unspoiled continent with abundant resources, is probably ill-suited to Mars which has none of those things.
Why would assuming anything about the government make the planet more habitable?
And even if it did, why not a technocracy on the Moon, or on an O'Neill cylinder?
Just responding to point (1) and (2) which seemed related to human institutions, not habitability.