"sentient plasmoids are a gas."
>hence therefore
transmission decoder vector "insight"
proven infectious! "funny, laugh."
>hack foresight, longsight, farsight!
>meme viable

best of eight...
recalculate komi...

best of five.
Se-dol wins.

profit!

best thing that happened to me recently was when Microsoft Explorer turned dark; I've always found vast acres of white make for a really hard time getting things done; glare makes the words and letters almost dance; and on bad days my eyes would hurt from the bright; so Dark Modes are a godsend.

Murdoch Senior had a nasty habit at kicking the BBC in a similar manner. Nice to see Junior hasn't bothered to develop his own consciousness and has merely cloned his dad's. Seriously these rants translate as little more than a vain attempt to undermine the competition with cheap rhetoric designed to increase profit and feed ignorance. I mean when Dad's worth an estimated $4 billion world domination is about the only thing left to try, and the BBC as an a mostly impartial and independent media service is obviously standing in the way.

Anyone who is in any way swayed by Murdoch Junior's argument needs to read Noam Chomsky's book Manufacturing Consent and then needs to wake up to the fact that the BBC is perhaps the one media outlet that stands in the way of the frightening picture this book paints. After all the BBC is in a different industry in that they're about providing media to their audiences and news to the public, not audiences to their advertisers and propaganda to their punters.

Free will? Really?

I have an Atom here requesting recognition under the United Nations Universal Declaration of Rights. It's Hydrogen in a three way indeterminate state right now. I is currently uncertain what this means. Whatever the case it's got the power to go bang!