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Comment Re: Duh! (Score 1) 29

"Captured" really isnt the right word. Operation Paperclip was about identifying and locating the best of the best scientists, offering them a clean slate, asylum, a home, and steady work developing US technology on any number of projects since the Germans were about 10-20 years ahead. The alternative was working with the Russians who would only employ them as long as they needed or risk being arrested and tried as a war criminal.

Comment Re: Pass (Score 1) 28

I love how swiftly you move the goalposts. #1. I said "closed circuit" which has nothing to do with city or country roads. #2 Driverless Waymo taxis (mentioned in the article) have nothing to do with you on the freeway still having to correct what the computer cant handle. Sorry, youll need another set of data points.

Comment Pass (Score 2) 28

On a closed circuit i am willing to give a self driving vehicle a shot as nothing out of the ordinary can happen outside of basic mechanical failure. On open roads and at freeway speeds, youve got no chance if something goes wrong. Self preservation is an instinct no computer can possess.

Comment The name for this (Score 1) 68

Lazy consumerism. A lot of folks appreciate familiarity to the point that network executives are put in place to make sure that movies, tv, songs, etc have certain elements to guarantee a particular reaction. The sad part is there are actual artists out there trying to make a difference, trying for some recognition who may never get their opportunity

Comment Probably a good thing (Score 2) 72

Too many games are relrased with bugs that do a lot of damage to the games reputation. If people are asking why did i spend $50-$100 on this, there wont be a GTA 7. If GTA V truly sold 9.5 billion since 2013, then GTA 6 is worth some extra care unlike what game developers have done to so many franchises trying to score a quick buck.

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