Better a Yahoo than some damn dirty Houyhnhnm.

Teach the contreversy
Since my raving loon superstition is just as valid as your scienmatific theoretory.

Don't forget to vote November 9th!

A bigger drone trailing a Kevlar ribbon.
Next.

Hey, Person of Interest is on CBS, that does a good job of dramatizing the AI Eschaton. And the protagonists are working against the corrupt powers that be, to boot.

Make it a series on Netflix and I'm all on that. We haven't had a decent sci fi comedy on TV since Quark.

Don't forget that was one of the real arguments for the revolution.
Trade with Earth was bleeding them of water and would eventually lead to the colony's collapse.

They could probably have been self-sufficient if they hadn't been forced to send grain to Earth. But being a bunch of transportees and convicts, they didn't get a say in the matter.

Good luck explaining the finer points of a closed-cycle ecology, economics and politics in a 2-hour movie.

Captain Flint buried them in the Templar^H pirate vault on Oak Island. Long John Silver's looking in the wrong damn hemisphere.

"Steamboat Willy" was a shitty cartoon anyway.

Yeah, constantly being accused of a Satanistic suicide cult had no negative impact on D&D.

Just make some glasses with some cryptic incantation on them, and all the sudden, WE'RE ALL FREE AGAIN!
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Conventional LASERs can't hit anything over the horizon, tactically they're useless. The Navy isn't stupid, therefore they've obviously secretly learned how to bend a multi-megawatt LASER beam. Maybe they've developed mirror-carrier drones.

HAN SHOT FIRST ....errr, I mean.... whether Deckard is a replicant is left AMBIGUOUS!

new patent = (existing process) x ["with a computer" | "on the internet" | "with a 3D printer" | "in a box" | "with a fox" | "via drone" | "in virtual reality" | "with methane micro-lasers" | "in an app" | "with more cowbell" | "with an AI" | "dipped in liquid nitrogen" | "using fiber optics" | "facilitated by nanobots" | "using MEMS" | "meme enhanced"]

So much for websites crying about AdBlock stealing food from their children's mouths.
Now AdBlock prevents shitbirds like this from benefiting from attempting to steal food from webmaster's children. Which makes it more better, right?


I would welcome AdBlock having some sort of micropayment sponsor system baked in where I could choose to support sites whose content I value. Twenty years of the web, and still nobody's figured how to make that shit work. Is Ted Nelson even still alive?