I need that in units I can comprehend:

The mass of the sun is 1.99x10^30kg. The average mass of a book is 340g. There are 21,814,555 books cataloged by the Library of Congress. So, 265 solar masses * 1.99x10^30kg/solar mass * 1000g/kg / 340g/book / 21,814,555 books/LoC = 7.1x10^25LoC. Therefore, the new star is equivalent in mass to 71YLoC (yotta Libraries Of Congress). Wow, that's a big star!

Ha! I call B.S. Any real bodybuilder would already be injecting steroids in his ass on a weekly basis!

Um, the paper is going from no commenting at all to use-your-real-name-and-pay-a-one-time-tiny-fee-to-prove-it commenting. Whether or not the paper survives is going to be independent of this decision.

And I love when someone nitpicks legislative language from an unofficial translation.

Considering your feelings, it's a good thing they don't actually use the word "legitimate" in the law. They use the Spanish word "legal". Now, IANACL (I am not a Chilean Lawyer), but I'm pretty sure "legal" means something like "allowed by law", or, more accurately, "not explicitly disallowed elsewhere in our laws".

Now, if you are concerned that they may, at a future date, make it illegal to use P2P (or, for you Spanish speakers out there "ilegal"), don't you think that would supersede the net neutrality law, whether it said "legitimate" or "legal"?!

Not trying to be a Nazi-Nazi, but it's Nazi, not nazi.

So... New Jersey.

How come the dumbest people always post anonymously? Is it because you are too dumb to figure out how to register?

Are you the same fools who start counting your floors at 0 instead of 1? (The first floor in America being the "ground floor" in Britain.)

When did they start describing buildings by weight? Because those are certainly some heavy buildings.

Fine, put Zelda in between. Mario Galaxy has quests, btw. And Diablo can be quite simple if you want it to be. Click to kill.

So, you're saying if we want to get in touch with the EVP's lackey, you'll send us that contact information?

That's not the point. The question is, are there "transition games" that would encourage people to move from line 3 to line 4, in your example? The fact that different people have interest in different types and complexity of games is a given. The article is hypothesizing that such games need to exist, that if only there were games that were slightly more complex/hardcore than Wii Sports Resort but less complex than Super Mario Galaxy, we would see the people currently playing the former eventually playing the latter.

From most casual to hardcore:

Farmville, Mafia Wars
Plants vs. Zombies, Bejeweled, Tetris
Wii Sports, Cooking Mama
Mario games, racing and sports games
Serious Sam, Diablo
Assassins Creed, Halo
GTA, Rainbow Six
Dragon Age, Total War series

Where's the gap?

You do realize that many thousands of healthy adults agree to allow their bodies to be used by science after they die, right? How is a to-be-discarded fertilized egg different from an actual living human in your morality?

Where can you even log in any more with an unencrypted connection?