Comment Re:Limits of physics (Score 1) 168
President Romney agrees with you too.
I see you are from the reality where the Republican Senate repealed the laws of physics. The time-space continuum is altering already.
President Romney agrees with you too.
I see you are from the reality where the Republican Senate repealed the laws of physics. The time-space continuum is altering already.
Not that normal people ever want war.
I don't know if that's true either, but 'normal' is a vague term. People were celebrating in the streets when world war 1 began.
And what does this have to do with the article? As far as I can tell, the US DoD has nothing to do with the development of Call of Duty.
You seem to be impaired in your ability to follow simple conversations, so I'll help you out: the connection is that Call of Duty makes war look glamorous and consequence-free. That is the connection he was trying to make, and I'm sure you could have figured it out.
If they see themselves on the winning side, they'll want even more war
That statement seems intuitively true. If you investigate more deeply, I'm not sure it holds up.
Consider for example, world war 1. The British and French won, but had no more appetite for war at all. "Wanting war" seems to be determined primarily by other factors than 'winning' or 'losing.'
You forgot to tell us to get off your lawn, grandpa.
You can stay on it, if you mow it. I'll pay you 50 cents. Then you gotta get off.
And another thing, Janeway was twice the captain that Kirk ever was.
Well, actually that's true
You are right. But then without tax and revenue from licensing how will the government function?
I'm not sure you wrote that correctly, but without tax and revenue from licensing, there are plenty of options.....income tax being a common one.
What this country needs is a good five cent microcomputer.
