really, there's confusion on if discharging a weapon in city streets is a crime? This doesn't stop people from owning guns, just helps police respond faster to the scene of a crime (hint: the answer your question is that it is a crime). Your post is just FUD.

If that's true, how do soldiers hear orders during a gunfight or right afterwards?

With all the public outcry against corporate pays, nobody considers the little guys. The CEOs are ok without their bonus but how about the VPs? huh what will they do? I think we'll see more of this as execs' pays drop.

You and me both. I leave disappointed.

That would only work on a really weak star. If you're far enough from the star that you aren't receiving enough solar energy, then you're too far for tidal effects.

What do you think happens when one side is 1,000F+ hotter than the other? We're talking gale force winds or higher all the time.

What you fail to mention is that the liquid is not water.

With augmented reality tech coming out now. It might get easier with real life too. Though programing things yourself would take the surprise out of it.

I'm sure there will be a few that can't currently drive that'll get a AI car to drive them.

What is you speed compared to determine the time dilation you see? Say a solar system gets a gravitational boost from swinging around a black hole and is now traveling faster than another solar system that was traveling along with it. How would you know the time dilation between the two? Would it just be a relative comparison?