Interesting that countries with "socialized medicine" (UK, Canada, etc.) have a higher life expectancy, and (as OECD statistics show) lower costs. I'd hate to draw any rash conclusions here, but it is certainly interesting, no?

...he's achieved inner peas?

Hey, come on now, the guy was just trying for inner peace. Unfortunately, there was a typo...

Laws vary by jurisdiction - your ONLY option is to talk to a lawyer within your jurisdiction. Any advice you get from here is not legally binding or valid.

Given that this game keeps somehow coming back to life, I'm assuming it will prominently feature zombies?

The article says, in essence, that the study found that using Brain Academy type software for six weeks did not improve cognitive function. However, nowhere does the study prove, as the article alleges, that use of such software could not slow the rate of cognitive decay. These are two entirely different things - the second one would require a long-term study tracking both users and non-users over, say, 20 or 30 years.

The /. summary refers to "US-made products" - in a factory in China? Really? Somehow, I doubt that, especially if you actually RTFA.