BobbitTheDog

Yes, and this is at least partly what happens on smaller planetoids! That force (along with other factor like solar winds, the movement of gas molecules themselves colliding, etc.) is the reason that small space objects like meteors and asteroids can't have atmosphere - the gas particles would just "fall off" of the objects, instead of being drawn in.

So again, the science proves to pan out, if you just think about it, or examine other cosmic bodies.

49 out of 50 observations prove round earth: "that's just 49 ones among the many"

Are the other CH guys jealous of you guys (potentially) getting your loans paid off?? I mean you're basically getting like a multi-thousand dollar bonus!

Idk, I think that depends on the assignments too - Computer Science is DEFINITELY for me (I got a job in it during summer after year 2 which I still have and love, so I know that for sure) and yet some of the assignments we've had are just utter trash, and it feels like I'm just slogging through it for a piece of paper now

I would add to this that the most valuable thing (unfortunately) when looking for a job is a little bit of experience, and concrete ways to show your skill and enthusiasm - I have no doubt that OP's job prospects will be massively improved by having this game under his belt, and even more so if it's successful.

Even just having done a single summer internship will shoot you over almost all of the candidates who have never worked before. Things like Hackathons and other events give you good things to talk about in interviews too