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How far do you think you are from playing a perfect game?

Hi, I'm also a science aficionado (PhD student) and I think everyone should consider the info portrayed in the Zeitgeist Moving Forward documentary and by Jacque Fresco. Have you seen this information, if so, what do you think about it, if not, would you be willing to check it out?

Also, do you work at a research institution?

Do you have much knowledge about it?

Not much. I'm into renewable energies, currently studying about fuel cells, which I think are awesome, they convert chemical energy directly into electricity making them very efficient and the only product is water. The problem is they're expensive and that's what my research focuses on.

A lot of movie watching. As soon as I close on my house I'll be getting a wifi hotspot so that I can work on college classes.

Are currently enrolled in college or will you apply for a different one?

Have you used any massive online open courses (MOOC)? I have and it has been very useful.

I have not. I just did a little bit of skimming on its Wikipedia page and don't feel too much wiser. Why do you ask?

I recommend you watch the Zeitgeist documentaries. It gives you a different point of view of the problems of the world and what can be done to reduce them.

Several questions

• do you use technology as solar panels to not depend so much in oil?

• do you know hoe to solve a rubik's cube?

• what background do you need to have to work there?

• what do you do while waiting, besides reddit?

• have you seen or heard about the Zeitgeist movement?

Speaking of idealistic, have you seen the Zeitgeist documentals?

Also, what languages do you know?