So we need a universal way to identify individuals? We have thumbprints. Moon could just as easily have called for portable devices to scan thumbs and identify the people attached to said thumbs, but she didn't. She had to make it all weird and terrifying by suggesting a well-known staple of horrifying dystopian societies. Oh how sci-fi writers have changed!

Maybe this will give bullet manufacturers a new perspective.

I think I'd be too caught up with the "human projectile" aspect of the flight to ride this myself. Science!

Thank you very much, makes a lot more sense now. This is a new low, even for the MPAA!

This sounds a lot like the plot of a wacky romantic comedy. We're on to you, MPAA.

What right does the MPAA have to place 'agents' at all? At least they're bad at it.

I'm confused; who was suing whom? This was a British couple in Britain or... What?

Am I the only one who hates the prefix "Cyber"? Since when does "cyber" mean "digital"? Cyber bullying, cyber warfare, cyber crime; it's impossible to take it seriously! The mental images are too hilarious. When I think of "cyber" bullying, I think of a kid getting beat up by a robot. When I think of "cyber" warfare I think of Tron. They just coined it to scare southern housewives and the elderly.

We should scoop up millions of gallons of seawater and blast it into space. Water on the moon, indeed!

Ahoy and avast, maties.