said by Adam4:BIC (Société Bic, a company based in Clichy, France) was founded in 1945. Samuel Clemens died in 1910.
But he [was] a man very interested in the [future] so that's not a surprise.
He invested in the Paige Typesetter, which was actually a good machine but which lost out to the Mergenthaler Linotype because they had better marketing!
He also wrote hard science fiction. His 1904 story "Sold to Satan" is about Radium which had only recently been discovered.
As for his pen name, because Samuel Clemens was a [riverboat pilot] (that's where he got that mark twain name), undoubtedly his two favourite pens were Waterman and Pilot.....