I bought the shit. And I love the shit. And I'm never going back to non-shit. At least as far as you define "shit".

Just block keywords you don't want to hear about. It really cuts out the US Government-related news. Or make use of someone else's "mute list". https://lifehacker.com/tech/ho... https://boringstorybook.com/bl...

* citation needed. If you are basing your "facts" about account freezing on this crazy-ass MP's tweet, then I suggest you dig deeper (and enjoy the comments which are awesome). https://twitter.com/markstrahl...

Maybe the real-time navigation will be done by people ON THE MOON. Doing this means the astronauts won't need to suit-up and get exposed to radiation; just get a remote-controlled robot to do the work. And even from Earth... I've played games with 1-second latency, and it is still possible. You just have to anticipate more, and it is slower going. Not real-time, but possible.

I would say "scientific consensus" could be interpreted in different ways. If it is just a bunch of scientists saying the same thing, then what Crichton says makes sense. But I see "scientific consensus" as a bunch of scientists reproducing and verifying an experiment backing up a scientific theory. I see that kind of consensus as very scientific. I see it as "reproducible results" which is what Crichton says is relevant.

He is upset they put "Get the facts about mail-in ballots" tag below his tweet. https://www.bbc.com/news/techn... He didn't mention anything about removing other users' tweets.

* citation needed. There were very few countries that "manned up". Sweden is the best known example. Comparing it to its neighbours: Deaths per 1M population: Sweden: 364 Denmark: 94 Norway: 43 Finland: 54 So looks like manning up cost about 300% to 600% higher fatality rate for a given country.

And spending 50 BILLION dollars on philanthropy. You left that out. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/01/1...

Looks to be 100,000 died in 3 months in the USA. And that is EVEN WITH staying at home. Would have been 10 times worse if we did nothing and just kept on with business as normal. Keep baseball games and hockey games and basketball games going. Are you okay with 1 million dying? (You might be... to save the economy maybe 1% of the population dying is worth it?!? It's a personal call.)

Pretty sure they didn't do it for you personally; they won't be calling you. Yes, it will take development iterations and technology improvements before it is useful for even mid-range flights. But for the short hops around Victoria, Vancouver, and the surrounding islands, it will be great.

That is like saying airplanes will never be useful because the first powered flight only traveled 852 feet. http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.... It would be easier to ride a bicycle or walk! This area of the world is a great spot to get this technology going. Lots of short hops between islands.

Nope. Close, but nope. "In 1980, she discussed her son's company with John Opel, a fellow committee member and the chairman of International Business Machines Corporation (IBM). Opel, by some accounts, mentioned Mrs. Gates to other IBM executives. A few weeks later, IBM took a chance by hiring Microsoft, then a small software firm, to develop an operating system for its first personal computer." https://web.archive.org/web/20...

Would you get the joke if I added a "covfefe"?

You'rs Sinserely, Donald Trump

I'm not sure you are really Christian, or just a troll. I don't think a Christian would every say that humans are "a mere creature". God never said that man was a mere creature. Man is special -- made in the image of God.