I'm sure that terrorists in Iraq, Afghanistan and similar countries know what to do with a driverless car they steal. The question is, will the suicide car go to heaven to the 72 virgins? 72 virgin cars? Or what is car heaven?

... while the issue is entirely scientific.

This gets scored "Funny". I think it's sad, very sad, that there's still people who think that keeping their source code a secret makes their software more secure.

The poster of "Future Proof Jobs" should have read this subject rather than posting his question.

to get one?

Nothing else.

People who pass the second test are the people who don't join Mensa in the first place. People join Mensa because they don't have friends. This is because they fail your second test.

Why does a community of socially disabled people need a dating site? Do they think it will help them?

I know plenty of people who would qualify for Mensa (I know I do) but they don't join because they have a happy social life with lots of smart friends, and even "normal" people. It's only the "smart" people who are more or less socially disabled who need to join Mensa in order to "get a life". Get a life!

it's the patents that are bogus. Judges need to invalidate more patents, they need to invalidate all software patents.

Or rather, we don't want them to find us. Because they most probably are milions of years ahead of us and they'll see us as animals, not as intelligent life.

I thought taking "creation" literally was something of the distant past.

I mean, teach "creationism" in schools? Really.....

We're talking about expansion of space itself, not about a body traveling in that space.

There should be no blocking of whatever content. What is blocked, is accessible to the people who it's targeted at, but the general audience doesn't see it. It's swept under the carpet. Illegal content that exists on the internet should be visible, so people can complain with their representatives in parliament, or file charges with the police. I say this as one of the founders of Meldpunt (www.meldpunt.org) which is one of the founding parties of Inhope (www.inhope.org).