And what if the gods of our ancestors were actually alien visitors to our planet? I have been watching the "Ancient Astronauts" series lately on Netflix Streaming and some of the findings make you wonder. In fact, humans might have been a genetic manipulation so we could be useful slaves and mine gold and other valuable resources. If that was true, then god did invent man.

That's ridiculous! The Tea Baggers have rape tents too!

How about this quote:

If that were true, then please explain the higher rates of miscarriage in farm animals fed GMO feed. Plus, if you actually learn what the genetic change does in the Round-Up Ready plants you see that they are less healthy. It makes the plant absorb less nutrients. Corn with more nutrients are better for you than corn with less nutrients. That seems pretty simple to me. Or you can eat paper and Styrofoam if you don't want any nutrients in your diet.

I know! I also love how they explain how easy it is to install software for Windows and on Linux it is so hard. All the major Linux distributions have package management that makes finding and installing software as easy as putting apps on an iPhone or Android device. And all updates are done by the system rather than the user or hundreds of separate task manager programs running in the background grinding your computer's performance into the dust!

Maybe you feel this way, but I don't. If the MPAA does not respect the law, then why should I. When the government abuses the law to try to use foreign copyright to go after Wikileaks, then I see no reason to respect what they don't. I feel better copying movies from the library than I do giving money to criminal organizations. But maybe that is just me!

Not deliberately trolling, more like a sarcastic comment. I do see that this guy invaded his room mates privacy and that is a crime in and of itself. What I disagree with is saying that he is directly responsible for the room mates death. The kid killed himself, so the dead kid is the one responsible for his death. He died as a direct result of his jumping from a building. I could probably agree with the wording "indirect result" but not "direct result".

I bet you don't realize that this statement would make you one of the people who wish to harm others and therefore you should be locked up. Pretty ironic if you ask me!

And what if he killed himself after getting a 'D' in one of his classes? Should we then put the professor in jail? Your statement fits in that case also. He died as a direct result of the professor giving him a 'D'.

The only difference I see is that installing programs in Linux does not slow it down as bad as installing things on Windows does. I have installed and uninstalled dozens of things in Ubuntu to try them out or have them if I ever want them. So far I have not seen the typical slow down I am used to with Windows. I made it a standard practice to do a fresh re-install of my Windows systems every 12-18 months. It would clean out all the cruft and junk that gets left in the registry from the things you used your computer for.