Apostrophes'es are known'd to produce' thees' sounds'es when expelle'd from the sentences'.

Whoooo'sh

Ah, I see your position now, thanks. Well, I wish you would never have to experience shock big enough to acquire "learned helplessness".

So... how many people do believe in "1984" or "Brave New World"? Or "Neuromancer"? Don't laugh, because maybe someday we really will be drinking Soma in cyberspace, under the ever-watching eye of the Big Brother - forever. Or do you think that only good dreams may come true, and nightmares can't? Why your attitude is valid "for all of us", and cynicism is not? I am really curious about the difference.

I, for one, would love to watch these robots perform after watching some Swedish Chef videos.

So... they killed about 9,5% of targeted mosquitoes? Hardly an impressive result.

Well, it's not as bad as it seems. They could have invited Cartmanbrah.

"Come on in, come on in, don't mind the webcam at the front door, it's there to detect any NSA agents who would try to infiltrate our premises."

So NSA do love practical jokes, what's new here?

Palladium-based fusion reactor? Hmm... I wonder, is he secretly building an Iron Man suit in his basement?

Hey, what do you have against Vin Diesel? Even if for the whole story he will say "I am Kirk" in fifty different manners, it wouldn't be as bad as some of the Shattner's acting, no?

Am I the only one who is sad because satellite actually captured images of the plants and not the plants themselves?

Wait... ignoring or embracing climate change, massing energy (and every other kinds of) reserves, having difficulty understanding basic concepts of humanity... are you saying the Republican Party is governed by AI?

I do generally agree on that, although there are some exceptions to that rule - where the sheer reputation of a developer studio is enough to guarantee a good game. So yes, I've preordered Witcher 3 and Pillars of Eternity because I'm almost 100% sure that these games will worth the money.

But mostly yes, I wait for reviews and more often than not buy games on Steam sale or something like that.

Well, he wasn't called THE Isaac Asimov for nothing, you know.

Thanks, I was going to post it myself. In terms of understanding human nature I'd place Pratchett over Asimov any day.