Ok then, I just looked on the wikia site at the "about us" and nothing came up... Pretty sneak I guess.

It might be beautiful but it's huge and still seems clunky and wasteful.

Wikia is not owned or doesn't have any connection to Jimmy Wales...

I meant number of occurences

I didn't bother to do some math on this but I'm pretty sure the odds even out after a few hundred years...

Or make it a 3D game where each player has to protect a face of a polyhedron. When players exit their face of the polyhedron is removed. Maybe even put another polyhedron inside the polyhedron and have players bounce the balls between the polyhedrons.

Baby teeth can be pushed out since they don't have roots but the adult teeth are tightly locked to the jaw and can't be "pushed" out. Also, there probably won't be enough room for the new tooth to grow since the root of the other is in there.

You are right about that, long term investments don't care about this stuff but the thing is HFTs still act like leeches, sucking energy (i.e. money) out of the system by producing nothing. I never understood why an investor needs a response time faster than 1 second.

I don't see how that is not a police state...

holy fuck... not "you're", should be "your"

Shiiit, you're post made so much sense that it lowered my faith in humanity for the whole day...

I think that the whole idea that Wikipedia is too unreliable for citing is absurd and this is a clear example where the article is the real deal because the author himself edited the page.

Unless you personally recognise the sources listed in a work how can you tell which ones are reliable? I've seen a lot of people writing papers from wikipedia and then just linking the sources of the wiki page. The papers are all accepted since the sources are obscure and expert sounding. It's all the same bullshit in the end.

Nobody said anything about suing for money. Typical thinking of today, someone wronged you - time to cash in. No, some people just want the mistake fixed and I'm pretty sure the author would have been OK to just have the modification permitted.