You'll find that the top universities actually ban you from working because it will interfere with your studies. And it's pretty optimistic to think you can get 40 hours a week whenever you want them, when millions with degrees and work experience can't get any work, or only part time work.

I'm pretty sure you can go to restaurants and clubs in Vegas any time, you don't need to spend all week looking at TVs that are slightly thinner than the one you already have.

Look at me I work for Blizzard!!!!!

Please give me attention!!!!!!

I thought the economic model of Silicon Valley was to make a killing on a stock market before everyone realises your business is worthless? No different to Wall Street really.

Really? My bedroom TV is about 23" and I consider it too big. 32" is a good size for a small living room. If you get too much above that everyone will think you're a drug dealer.

I don't see what functionality Apple can add that isn't already covered by people's satellite/cable boxes.

Really? I thought his voice was pretty terrible, like he was drunk or something. The whole lot of videos really need cleaning up with less scrawly pictures and a better narrator.

Well the median income in the US is about $28k, which in the 2011 tax bands would mean around 13% federal income tax. Even adding in 10% state, social security, and 10% sales taxes on everything you buy, assuming you spend your full post-tax income, you get 38%.

Because working hard on the production line means pay rises, rather than redundancies...

It's funny to see Americans fight against their own interests like this. We're talking about a country where nearly all of the increased productivity and wealth over the last few decades has accumulated with a sickeningly small percentage of the population.

Unions have been smashed, workers have seen their hours increased and their pay barely keep up with inflation, whilst the rich roll around in big piles of cash. This has left them with a crippled economy, soaring debts, and millions unemployed.

Then in their masses they visit Internet forums to tell us all how the problem is lazy workers not working hard enough for their corporate masters.

The kool-aid must be pretty strong over there.

According to the accounts, it costs $2 per player per month to run WoW. With the box price covering the cost of development, that's $13 of pure gravy. And most of the content is single-player or instanced anyway.

The states within the USA are not sovereign by pretty much any definition of a sovereign state.