https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=439i5nJH5LA

No be lie, bumper to bumper

dgang:
No be lie, bumper to bumper

The next mineral resources rush will be in space. And with the current state of rocket technology - some companies are even printing them - you're looking at perhaps as little as in ten years. Third world countries like Nigeria needn’t miss out. It is counter intuitive therefore many don’t realise that third world nations are best suited to adapting advanced technology since infrastructurally we are not established.

Third world nations are able to leapfrog many developmental stages instead of - as is mistakenly held at a subconscious level - that we need to first go through the stages many of the leading nations pioneered and left behind.

Litmus:


The next mineral resources rush will be in space. And with the current state of rocket technology - some companies are even printing them - you're looking at perhaps as little as in ten years. Third world countries like Nigeria needn’t miss out. It is counter intuitive therefore many don’t realise that third world nations are best suited to adapting advanced technology since infrastructurally we are not established.

Third world nations are able to leapfrog many developmental stages instead of - as is mistakenly held at a subconscious level - that we need to first go through the stages many of the leading nations pioneered and left behind.

my God... See the depth of your mind , you are good bros, nah key and critical insight you drop so. I am a tech guy so I can literally picture what you mean, and what it can do for an individual and for a nation at large. The only barrier will be the ability for people to believe it is possible for nigeria to enter the race and thrive. When I first found out that the whole computing power that sent aeronauts to space was not more than what we have in iphones today it marveled me

https://www.zmescience.com/science/news-science/smartphone-power-compared-to-apollo-432/

You set my mind in a new direction bros ... Nice one.