I completely agree. To compare Windows 8 and Windows 7, Windows 7 was an ugly girl in a dress from Ross, while Windows 8 was an ugly girl in a dress from Nordstrom. But, however you cut it, it is still the same ugly girl, no matter what dress you are putting her in. And that basically sums up Windows 7 and 8. 8 just has a nice start menu. Otherwise, it's pretty much the same as 7.

If computers could do that for video games, do you think they could perform the same tasks behind a real gun in real life in a real battle? It would help armies a lot if such technology could be used.

Even though the advances in automotive battery technology is proving useful for many things, even powering homes, it still is NOT the answer to the energy crisis we may face due to a shortage of oil. And to those who constantly whine to petrolheads about the fact that "electric powered cars are friendlier to the environment," get your facts right. Electric power is mostly obtained through nuclear fusion or the burning of some other nonrenewable resource, which hurts the environment with the same intensity. We need to come up with a better answer. One of these methods is power through hydrogen gas. But, even this has many complexities that face it. Hydrogen gas is very difficult to make and will take a long time to become widespread enough to be able to fill in cars on every street corner. So, what should we do?