How Baylor Can Compete for National Titles Against Exploding SEC and Big 10 Revenue

During my second year of law school, I interviewed with Sprint. And at the end of the interview, they asked me what my 50-year plan was. That seemed pretty insane and also a bit ironic since Sprint is now T-Mobile. 

The interviewers were onto something by asking that question. In 50 years I have no idea if the No. 1 political issue will be whether robots deserve rights or if uploading your consciousness into a computer still makes you a person.