Nobody has ever won a Michelin Star by lighting someone's mouth on fire so they can barely finish the dish. That is a fact.

There is no flavor of spicy. Your tongue can't sense spicy. It's just a chemical that makes your mouth feel like it's on fire. People who are stupid enough to keep eating peppers stop feeling it as much and then can sort of taste the actual flavor. Otherwise peppers actually cover up the flavor. So people who like their mouth to work properly, didn't nuke all their taste buds, and like their digestive system to work properly don't add peppers to their dish in the first place.

See what's happening here is your brain and your tongue are broken. Peppers developed a do-not-eat-me defense of making them burn your mouth so you wouldn't eat them. All animals including moderately intelligent apes stay away from peppers because of this but not you. You should have your brain checked out.

They're starting over from the drawing board to see how humans use computers? Are you fucking kidding me? Just design it so it doesn't suck. They could replace their AI system with 1 individual person who isn't an idiot. Ask any single computer user that works in IT if they should have removed the start menu and replaced it with a touch-friendly interface with no options. Ask anyone if they should have gotten rid of the red X to close that existed in Windows 3.1 through 7. Ask anyone if they even want to touch their PC (and don't ask stupid people). I could sit down and design an OS interface myself that would crush Windows 8 and I'm not a team of experts. They don't even need one!

Seriously, there is nobody watching the exit to see if people walk the wrong direction through it and they had to catch him on CCTV? Plus, shouldn't they be watching Apple fans for explosive outbursts and opinionated hate speech that makes them a danger to everyone around them? Because that's how they are everywhere else.

Maaaaaybe they themselves should switch to renewable energy sources, which after 7-10 years turns into a magic free money generator, and then individuals wouldn't all have to switch themselves.

That's what I need; radiation at full blast an inch from my crotch and my battery life dropping for no reason while someone uses my phone as a relay.

Not everyone else in the world dumps pounds of pepper into a dish to make it "less bland." In fact, no professional chefs do that. Anyone who does that to Gordon Ramsey on Hell's Kitchen certainly hears his opinion on it.

"If your browser doesn't have at least 3 privacy extensions, you're handing all of this information over to these clowns to collect your data and do targeted marketing."
I use a fake last name on Facebook and a fake birthday and there are zero pictures of me on it. You, on the other hand, are completely going about things the wrong way.

It's still a prepared fake if you ask me. Unless he says "well, Facebook bought it so now it's guaranteed to go down the toilet" then he's not really being all that honest, is he? If I know and you know that FB will turn it into a pay to play, ad-infested, privacy nightmare then certainly he knows it.

Oh, I get it. They finally made a centralized policy for drone use.
Individual - OH HELL NO!
Commercial - How much lobbying money do you have?

You're forgetting people to this day "proving" the Earth is flat, people who tried to turn lead into gold, the majority of what Tesla thought (teleportation, wireless energy, etc), pretty much everything ever discovered about other stars, planets, and galaxies, etc. There are some really inaccurate histories and some really, really stupid things that became scientifically accepted for a while.

Actually, a smart person knows those are theoretical and most likely impossible and there has never been a working prototype of even an idea of how to build one.

The 27 inch imac with passive ventilation. Some macfag douchetard in my college's IT dept insisted on making the teacher's console an imac (in our .NET programming class!!!!!) and it overheated about twice per class period because it was about 80 degrees in the lab.

The very end of the article states that hopefully future missions will use solar sails for an even cheaper project price. One tiny, miniscule little rock and there goes the sail. It's like dropping a bowling ball on a parachute. I don't know why people think it's a good idea. It isn't!