Also nobody who uses "herstory" argues that it's because it has a tie to "his", it's obvious this word is a latin borrowing thanks to french, it's just a facetious way of saying "so this is history related to women/a woman".
man in english comes from Mann in german, man is just "we"
Wow.
You a) failed linguistics, b) are an idiot and c) just built a huge strawman so you could burn it down. You must be proud of doing it in the kind of forum where, to boot, you will likely find like-minded idiots to applaud the strawman.
You do realize that the german word for woman is not derived from the german word for man, thus making your point even more ridiculous, right? Similarly, german "humankind" is Menschlichkeit, not "Mannlichkeit".
The gender neutral pronoun is singular they anyway (it's only a late 19th century phenomenon that people get pissy about not pretending "he" is gender neutral), no need to be apologetic.
If by epic fight you mean it took a third conglomerate to force Bell and Videotron to pretend to compete, kicking and screaming.
It's called going to the shows.
Only temporarily in most of these cases, staff turnovers are huge.
Most creationists are quite experts in the putting labels and treating others as subhuman department.
I also don't believe in the moral high ground.
The 60s as in "well after the southern strategy started" - besides, it's not what party they're from, it's what ideology they espouse.
The reset you did was against the power of the mother of all megacorporations, too, just in case you're in the delusion that a corporation is not a form of government.
Hard Science Fiction is a pretentious myth; it always rests on one thing: the assumption of its day.
Not only do all the authors you mention have stories where part of the future leaves the realm of known science to an extent that is sometimes as bad as Trek's, but where they stuck to what was known in that day, they end up looking incredibly outdated, with Asimov's multiple tons micros and Clarke's typewriting space-goers.
But, true, some updates might be a bit buggy, CSS was still running on a version of source going back to 2005.
The "new cross platform engine" actually only changes a few libraries on the mac; the engine was always abstracted enough to allow the porting to happen in the first place.
Good luck finding the console still working in 25 years with current gen shit.
8 Catfish = 1 Octo-puss
