Oxymoron? I think not. The brain is a fascinating computer with immense capability for calculation and it is also very flexible.
Until we advance the state of computer aided universe simulation to the point where we don't need to run thought experiments and can just run a model universe for a couple of days to see if our theories are correct, we'll be stuck experimenting in our brains.

Simple, increase pay for teachers and slash taxes for them. Hell, that should be the norm, otherwise the government is taxing it's own money that it is givving to the teachers. Ouroboros anyone?

What the hell 'Murika. I'm from an ex soviet country and even here, in order to teach something you must have a degree in it from a higher education institution.

This aplies to everything, especially things like Biology, History etc...

The only place where you can get away with not having a diploma is perhaps PE.

Same, Sony actually changed my mind after I had committed to buying a ps3, I was just waiting for a good time to get one. After the other OS and the related shenanigans( I wanted to play ps1/2 games on it ) screw em!

Dubbed cartoons give me the chills, it doesn't help that the dub work is almost always worse than the original.

Because we all know "mentally disadvantaged" children never cheat right? RIGHT?

Yes but apple is evil, and you know it. Pretending to be "different" while selling overpriced computers with intel processors. Yeah sure Apple i'll buy that. This is not a PC it's a MAC, bullshit through and through!

Why are you buying a complete off the shelf computer anyway? Those things are overpriced for the hardware they have even excluding windows. It just makes no sense.
If you don't know how to assemble it there's places that will do that for you, and it's going to be cheaper then actually buying the whole thing with windows and all.

Ok, viable fusion(including cold).

It had a release date before too, several in fact :D

Fusion is the Duke Nukem Forever of the physics community.

Maybe some sort of a program or a kernel hook that you point at a dialog box/program and it monitors for the next registry changes, it then shows you what the program changed and gives you the option of removing the registry entry/ reverting it to something or inputing a custom string so you don't have to bother looking it up in regedit. Hell it could even change the dialog boxes to include a fuck it button.

Native dialog boxes are in User32.dll right? Maybe some one could rewrite bits of it to have the hook for the Fuck it button.

This is one area where DRM COULD work. But it has to be set up on the OS level, a way to grant aplications exclusive rights to store and modify files in folders.

We want them to go that far. Then we can go AH-HA!
How would you recommend we make it so only certain programs can access certain folders? Make a folder untouchable except for a specific program, without using a different user to do this.

about:plugins is your friend. I wish they'd make it more straightforward. Maybe have an option to not load it for your profile, and another option to open the folder the plugin resides in. The name of the plugin's library could be show to the user before the folder is opened in case of multiple libraries per folder.