Who's culture and law? As far as I'm aware downloading music for personal use in Canada is perfectly legal and extremely popular in certain age groups. Those certain age groups by the way are going to be the ones running the country soon enough.

Oh come on, surely you mean a 1960 Corvette! Which you would then reenter the atmosphere playing Radar Rider by Riggs.

I know exactly what you're saying. I don't even have to leave my mum's basement either to get cinema quality audio and visuals.

Hypocrisy is rampant upon the people complaining in here. Especially if they're Americans. Really $100 billion over ten years? That comes out to about what $35 bucks a YEAR for each American? Most Americans spend more on McDonald's each WEEK feeding their rotund meatbags. What's with all the anti-science hate in America? Oh that's right... America is the most religious (read: ignorant) country in the world. Well, besides Turkey.

A good game should mimic a drug. That's how they become popular and make lots of money. Don't think every single corporation wants their games to sell like hotcakes or should I say drugs.

How many long exposure photographs have you took? That's not how it works. Well in one scenario you'd be correct but people would have to be packed onto that street like sardines.

They rubbed sticks together.

Implying that pissing people off isn't the "agenda" of Anonymous in the first place.

Because for nothing to exist something has to exist.

That's Goatseglyph.

If by insane you mean political. It's an extremely easy thing to demonize, especially in the Western 'Culture of Fear.' That makes it easy to funnel money into whatever the politicos want simply because they claim they're "thinking of the children, and if you don't like it you're a pedophile." Scare tactics will always be a net positive for politicos while the public at large suffers even while they think they're "safer" or whatever makes them feel better. Fear is easy money.

[quote]Flickr http://www.flickr.com/groups/hdr/pool/ [flickr.com]. They give much better and proper example of HDR.[/quote] Everything looks like clown puke. Yeah okay.

99.9% of HDR photos I've seen look like clown puke. Now we'll be able to watch clown puke videos, yay.

Don't know about you but I did derive a whole working brain from a few million bytes of DNA. ;)