Comment It looks like... (Score 0, Offtopic) 1057
it's a Pig... bear... man?
Comment Lev Andropov says: (Score 2, Funny) 280
This is how we fix problem in the Russian space station!
[hits panel with tool]
[hits panel with tool]
Comment On a related topic... (Score 3, Funny) 502
An ancient fossilized variety of soylent was found perfectly preserved!
Scientists reached the conclusion that:
SOYLENT GREEN WAS NEANDERTHAL!
Scientists reached the conclusion that:
SOYLENT GREEN WAS NEANDERTHAL!
Comment Reward System (Score 2, Insightful) 1316
There's probably an aspect that is being overlooked, and that is that there is no guarantee that after 10, 20 years of hard work your will be rewarded.
Too many people are chewed only to be spit out by the "machine".
So people tend to grab what they can the faster they can (wallstreet, anyone?)
Young people were told that they would be rewarded for putting the effort of going to college, right? Where is it then? If you make about the same money/benefits doing difficult work why should you do it? Different work, same reward.
And I'm talking about making a living, not doing something for pleasure. If you happen to like what you do for a living that shouldn't matter.
Too many people are chewed only to be spit out by the "machine".
So people tend to grab what they can the faster they can (wallstreet, anyone?)
Young people were told that they would be rewarded for putting the effort of going to college, right? Where is it then? If you make about the same money/benefits doing difficult work why should you do it? Different work, same reward.
And I'm talking about making a living, not doing something for pleasure. If you happen to like what you do for a living that shouldn't matter.
Comment Zoidberg (Score 1) 57
I'm a doctor, she's dead
Comment Re:Fuck you, Idle. (Score 1) 57
Not I, not I
Comment Calculon (Score 1) 57
Another shocking twist!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bend_Her
MIT Creates Class About Soap Operas 57
An anonymous reader writes "Wikipedia apparently wasn't enough. There had to be a course on the much needed subject of soap operas at MIT.
Here's the Course Description: "The television landscape has changed drastically in the past few years; nowhere is this more prevalent than in the American daytime serial drama, one of the oldest forms of television content. This class examines the history of these "soap operas" and their audiences by focusing on the production, consumption, and media texts of soaps. The class will include discussions of what makes soap operas a unique form, the history of the genre, current experimentation with transmedia storytelling, the online fan community, and comparisons between daytime dramas and primetime serials from 24 to Friday Night Lights, through a study of Procter & Gamble's As the World Turns."" All I really need to know I learned from my evil twin, who fathered my unborn child, who has a extremely rare disease that only one of my many CIA contacts, who is also sleeping with my wife, can cure.
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