And left wingers believe that prohibition will stop guns yet they preach to us that it doesn't stop marijuana...

So, what's the moral? Politicians on both sides speak out of both sides of their mouths and are masters of hypocrisy and stirring up their base against the "evil" other side...

True fps masters shun keyboard-mouse and use mouse-mouse. With keyboard-mouse you only have unlimited turning speed. But with mouse-mouse you have unlimited turning speed and unlimited *movement* speed! Any good player can then twitch instantly through any level. Meanwhile the knuckle-dragging keyboard users have to press a button to move. Those noobs don't have a chance. Let alone the console mouth-breathers who have to press a stick to move and press a stick to turn. Lol. Noobs.

I have enjoyed it so far. I think it corrects many of the mistakes of the Wii. Better online experience etc. It is backwards compatible with the Wii. That means you not only have the Wii U and Wii library, but also all the ROMs on the virtual console. If you are rolling in cash, get a WiiU.

Mouse+keyboard is different, not better. It gives you (virtually) unlimited turning speed. This makes FPS's play *differently* - not better. Twitch FPS's can be fun, but it can also be loads of fun to play an FPS with limited turning speeds.

Every game is like this. All games have arbitrary rules. Good games have them tuned so players can enjoy the competition. What you are suggesting is like saying, bicycle races aren't fun, because motorcycles have been *proven* to beat them.

What about the people who first solved it? What about those who do it blind folded? There are people who did just figure it out.

I've got students who lament their lack of prowess. They have to work very hard for every A or B they earn and are discouraged by those who breeze by without any effort. I try to console them. I tell them that they are learning how to work hard, which is at least as important (possibly more so) than being 'smart'. I tell them I've seen 'smart' kids who never learned how to work hard and went nowhere in life. I tell them getting to work and solving a problem is more valuable to an employer than being able to solve a problem quicker, but not having the discipline or follow through to do so. Of course, some kids are both smart and hard working and my hat is off to them.

Bottom line: knowing how to work is a kind of smartness that is no less valuable than book smarts.

Emphasis mine. That's kinda funny really.

No, but they still can put peanut butter in it.

Thanks for a well written commentary on the posts being made. I was quite saddened by the underlying ignorance in many of the highly rated posts. Many of them sounded as ignorant and hysterical as Jenny McCarthy telling us that vaccines cause autism.

I have a question about 'falsifiability'. How is evolution or the big bang falsifiable in a practical sense. If tomorrow, the LHC finds a particle which thoroughly smashed the standard model and any major competing theories, we wouldn't say "Aha! the big bang is wrong!" We would just retool our theories to meet current data. Or if a fossil shows up in the wrong layer or dates to the wrong time, we wouldn't say "Aha! Evolution is wrong!" We would just retool our theory to fit the current data.

Now I am not some super genius, so it is highly likely that you can pick apart my specific examples I tried to use to frame my question. I ask you to try to understand the spirit of my question and answer accordingly even if my ignorance has framed my question poorly.

Wish I had mod points...interesting...

This has been discussed many times here. It goes something like this: Carter [or whoever] made an executive order that says we can't use the stuff, because, in doing so, we would be able to make more nuclear weapons material or something. So, the stuff is really useful, but we aren't legally allowed to use it. So it is only waste in a legal sense. tl;dr if this was China [or some other developing country or France probably] we would be using it. Also, all of the above was reconstructed from my memory of barely read posts about this, so don't take it as gospel, but it should be enough to help you find the real answer on google or something.

GP is right, google it.