Dude it really doesnt matter that much, all stem stuff is relevant to the tech revolutions constantly happening. Just study what you find interesting since that's the thing you'll br more inclined to spend time doing and get good at. It's more about putting the time into something, anything, until you become one of the 'experts' in that field. That being said, there are certain fields with morr expansion in the future rather than contraction: would you rather learn engineering of coal mining or asteroid mining? Conventional flight tech or plasma thrusters for flying cars? Up to you bruzher

Tfw weed way better than many pharma drugs, but god forbid people have some peace/freedom, they they wouldn't go work in the mines as much

I'm going to make it a point to refuse this type of outsourcing to my kids, they deserve better. If you absolutely need a tutor or something sure, but it's about connecting with your kid......missing the point thinking about interaction as a transaction where I sell story you pay by going to sleep

Zog zoggenstein, very nice

The balance of power will eventually swing to Africa, notice how they can effectively skip certain steps in industrialization such as going straight to renewables and nuclear rather than fossil fuels. This will slowly stack up to an infrastructure advantage while old world powers struggle reforming their entrenched systems

What do you mean you don't know what 800nm light looks like?

Inb4 conservatives drive gas cars despite faster speeds, longer range, cheaper, more quiet, less maintenance, better for planet, no social tension