Yeah...except they state theory as absolute fact in the meantime. If they would keep in the back of their minds that certain things were still unproven theories and simply "likely" then they wouldn't look like such idiots in hindsight.

Oh sure, before the Iraq war there was never any islamic extremists or terrorists.

And yet the Obama "give a fuck-ometer" remains at zero. Good thing, America, he cares more about his legacy and ego and being famous for pulling out of Iraq than he does about security. We'll all remember that when half the world is dead.

You just can't beat C&C Generals Zero Hour. It's the most fun RTS I've ever played. It doesn't stress you out like Starcraft II and is isn't thoroughly unintelligent like Tiberium Wars and isn't clunky like Red Alert 2.

This was also filmed with long term cameras and shown on the discovery and history channels by multiple people years and years and years ago.

Science has a long history of being perpetually wrong. They said all matter was made of earth, wind, fire, and water or something like that because that's what they observed and logic pointed to it and it was somewhat provable. The same goes for the Earth being flat. The same goes for space being made of aether. The same goes for the sun going around the Earth. The same goes for turning lead into gold. The same goes for asbestos being safe. You name it, science was wrong about it but for all given cases, it was widely accepted as correct at the time.

So as long as they preface the scientific curriculum with that, I think they're fine. Then 10 year from now when they disprove the existence of dark matter, they won't feel so bad. Science is just one long history of turning incorrect theories into facts for no reason and then disproving them.

HP products melt and catch fire ALL THE TIME. How is this news? At my repair shop we have an average of 1 HP every 6 months light on fire.

This article is incorrect, as everyone else said. Eating more sugar doesn't make you grow faster so it's wrong. If children grew any faster, their bones and joints wouldn't take the stress. My evidence is kids who grow too fast and have bone and joint problems (duh). Also, if they grew any faster, they were be even less coordinated due to limb length alterations and prone to accidental injury or death.

This is what happens when Apple fanboys work anywhere.

Yay, she found a cure for AIDS. Spread it around and kill them all so they can stop infecting people.

"He suggests a massive company like Google or Facebook will eventually have to take up the task of making Tor scale up to millions of users."
What the hell? Then he doesn't know how Tor works. If a large entity controls a ton of the entry and exit nodes, they can traffic match and identify users. The LAST thing we need is a giant entity ruining it by adding millions of servers.

No idea what you mean but how about this: If a car leaves New York traveling 60 MPH and another card leaves from Vegas at 50MPH, how long does it take for Gloria Allred to show up after a Google car crashes into one of them?

They're doing this so they can rig it. Human brains are amazing at adaptating, object indentification, and fast logical reasoning. Computers are horrible at that. Some humans are pretty awful drivers. So the computer would have to be better than a below average intelligence human. They're not even close. In a simulation, you just program the logic to react to only the logic that you programmed into the simulation. In other words, cheat.

It's almost like the idea of letting everyone edit something actually does in fact turn into a crooked, biased shitstorm and wikipedia was wrong and everyone else in the world was right.

Freudian typo :P We actually don't have a vault anymore; Microsoft took it.