When you have an open, non encrypted "conversation" over wifi, you are automatically disqualifying it from being private: youre not whispering anymore, you are talking out loud and nobody needs a "sensitive microphone" to hear what youre saying...

How do the waterfalls in the floating mountains occur? Whats the explanation to that?

Couldn't this be used in space to absorb radiation and protect spaceship or outposts? I would assume i'd be completely dark underneath the device, but the radiation could be reused to generate electricity and power regular lights....

In *your* experience windows blows Linux away, in mine, its all the opposite. The OS is there to make your life easier, not to 'compete', Linux solves more problems for me than any other OS could, and that's a fact. I believe that most unsuccessful experiences with *NIX are because people are not willing to adopt a different workflow. Everyone expects Linux to act as 'whatever they used before' and that's the problem right there: If you're not willing to change by a slightly bit your method to do things, why are you changing your OS in the first place? Resistance to change is a studied phenomena that plays a major role in UI design, new features in OS's etc.