Any and all inherited traits can evolve, including the capacity for evolution, itself.

I had to take a polygraph test and I kept failing questions seemingly randomly. I finally figured out why, too. If I was at the end of an exhale when the interviewer reached the end of a question, I had to stop for just an instant to think whether to answer the question or take a breath. That tiny hesitation was enough to set it off. When the interviewer allowed me to answer the questions by nodding or shaking my head, I passed with flying colors.

A philosophy that expects people in power to voluntarily give up that power. Yeah, that'll work out just great.

Don't worry. It's not really communism. It's just a plain old fashioned dictatorship pretending to be communism.

"May you live in interesting times" wasn't really an ancient Chinese curse. There's no record of it before the 1930s.

It should have been, though.

Are you talking about the one at the top of the article? That's a still from a video where it's showing the rendering in test mode with some of the textures and lighting effects turned off. Scroll down and look at the photo at the bottom of the article with the black background.

The point is that they thought it was a real child. The whole issue here is intent.

How does that work with digital files? Is there something he has to check in with every week or so or it gets sent out?

Television, Drug of the Nation

You're a fool if you think that Republicans don't do the exact same thing.

I think they might have borked on that one.

Oh hell, that's even worse.

The government department that contracted this company for the site, are they allowed to use any criteria other than the contract bid amount to decide who to go with? Are they required to go with the lowest bidder, or are they allowed to look at the company history when deciding who to hire?

Faster by which reference frame?