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>>9919704
No Mars its not better. That low gravity will keep embryos and fetuses from developing properly and will often lead to their deaths. And if any births managed to happen, that child will be crushed if he/she stepped foot on Earth or in an O'Neil Cylinder. Not to mention whatever atmosphere we pump in will just float back out. As for the problem with magnetic fields, sure, its possible to set up multiple stations around the planet but unless we can change a planet's gravity, Mars isn't worth colonizing.

its possible to create a device that reads brain pulses (like the brain controlled rfc cars controllers) but traducting the pulses into sounds?