As a child, I successfully invented and patented levitating vehicles by gluing magnets to toy cars . My mother eventually told me of the existance of Maglev trains, which also meant the disastrous end of my project.A couple of degrees later I have learned not to steal someone else's intellectual property, that nuclear reflectors despise being modeled, that astronauts absorb way too much radiation, that my models are great at over-fitting, but more importantly that no matter where I live I'll always have pasta for lunch.