And the episode were Spock became all emotional after seeing Kirk alive. Actually, while perfectly emotionless may make the perfect Vulcan, I don't think they make interesting characters. In fact, Vulcan's aren't supposed to be emotionless, but rather suppress their emotions. Spock both frequently expressed intrigue, puzzlement and fascination. Spock's raised eyebrow "intriguing". "Emotionless" Data also expressed those emotions in his own way. Take Tuvok's character. The actor over-emphasized the emotionless part giving us a boring Vulcan.

Or you mean the asian girls who can't speak English.

I don't understand the logic behind website blocking measures.

If an employee were using other non-computer resources for uses deemed non-productive to the firm, then that employee would (should) receive a reprimand.

If employees are sapping excessive bandwith visiting media-heavy websites, those employees should receive a verbal notice to refrain from those activities.

If employees are spending excessive time visiting websites which are non productive, then their manager/supervisor should notified.

The one universal rule shared by all human beings THOU SHALL NOT BE A HYPOCRITE.

The schools are a direct obligation of the government which supposedly preaches and guarantees freedom speech.

The schools censor conduits of free speech.

One of these has got to be wrong.

Regardless of whatever bullshit definition of "questionable" used, schools should not block "questionable" websites. Students who use school resources for purposes other than education or stimulating the growth thereof, the judgment of which should be determined on a case by case basis, should be subject to disciplinary action including but not limited to: notification or legal guardian, suspension of computer privileges, detention, suspension, and/or community service.

Correction, that's 40 billion RMB for two 1.25GW plants.

I found an article in Chinese.
The correct number is 1.25 GW.
http://news.163.com/09/0419/22/579VCI7U000120GU.html

Signatures have distinguishing features that are unreproducible using FAX machines. Such as the engraving left on the paper due to varying pressure applied to the paper from the pen by the signer.

Also, the opponent had just come out from being pummeled by the Nazis and fighting the bloodiest war in history.

WoW teaches you how to grind. Surprisingly, this is a much needed skill in real life.

Personally, I prefer seeing skyscrapers and pavement which stretches to the horizon.

Monopolies can arise in free perfectly unregulated markets. Example: Microsoft. Some regulations poorly affecting the marketplace only proves that those specific regulations were poor and should be replaced with better regulations.

Let's build these million dollar pieces of equipment in inaccessible areas with extreme weather conditions. How could this go wrong?

April fools jokes aside, this isn't a bad idea.

Historically governments until very recently have all been one party rule. There is a reason why modern democracies (republics) succeeded one-party-systems. What China has is an information age meritocracy. From the 1st Emperor, China has had various progressions of meritocracies (meritocracy were an innovation back then). A meritocracy has no anti-corruption controls and fall to corruption.