and this is the basis of the flux capacitor and all of time travel. About time it got discovered.

uh, Helium 3 maybe?

Sure, on paper foreign students are charged more.... but try and actually collect all of it when they don't actually pay.

Enough Helium 3 to make me very very very rich... and yeah power the entire earth for a million years.

What exactly is "pollution"? CO2? Better stop breathing then.

...Versus HR persons who have experience in nothing, no matter how old or young.

Maybe 1 year experience in 20 different things... which is not a bad thing. Show you can LEARN over and over and over again and don't only know one thing like C++, Java, etc.

Check back in here in about 20 years when you are making $115,000/year and wondering if you should learn Z++ (Also, you may have relocated with your spouse to Bumfuck, Mississippi by then...)

This would help people like me, who can't put names to faces or fail to notice when a face is the same as the one I saw last year... Perfect Glass application.

...except for the years they issued double that by mistake...oops.

Amen. Excellent post! I was going to write the same thing... Sadly VMS was unappreciated.

Forgot to mention future robotic mining of Venus for elements like aluminum, iron, titanium, manganese...

Corrosion is well understood and can be handled. Where else (outside of earth) can you find 1G, near earth temperature/air pressure, free energy (solar), radiation shielding, an atmosphere from which you could make water if not air, and a relatively short (6 month) trip away ?! None of those are on Mars. Combine with a skyhook/elevator and drones to fly below the clouds and there are plenty of opportunities for exploration especially of the Maxwell Montes (11km high!) and Maat Mons (highest volcano). And perhaps could become a base to explore Aten/Apohele asteroids.

Much more valid than "Dr. Jill Biden"

On the bounce, while the Roseta is bob, bob, bobbin' along... keep bouncing.