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Edited at 2014-11-17 06:43:45

At 11/17/14 12:59 AM, SentForMe wrote: What if we had discovered massive precious metal resource deposits on the moon back in the 70's?

Humanity would have dedicated many resources to researching what metal resource deposits they were getting their hands on. For instance, if it were gold, platinum, or even something newer... maybe we would start a space mining exploration to the moon? There may also have been potential of space wars over these new resources, since that seems to be the theme of international wars.

If Michael Jackson had never seen star light, where would pop music be today? Give me a good answer by the way, it is probably a good question.

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@TheComputerHermit god damnit QUESTION SNATCHED

If America never got involved with giving the Jews the Holy Land and calling it Israel instead of giving it to the Muslims, what effects would it have on America's interaction with the radical Muslims/terrorists? Try to include events like 9/11 in your answer.

Perhaps reversed situation - with America's non-interventionalism and nobody to aim their guns at in protest, the U.N would have probably stepped in asking for America's assistance. The interventionalist policy of America at the time would have called into effect the (proper) foreign policy in that they have no business in areas outside the country. An alliance of the U.K, France, Germany, Canada, and possibly a coalition developed in Israel would then create a trade union/organization to combat Muslim extremists that were bordering the country, less hoping for an invasion.

NOW, "if Michael Jackson had not become popular, where would pop music be today?"