@Funkycpaman: Yes, that was a stupid idea. (Too many sci-fi movies.) But the rocket one is ok right? ;)

@NeonCat: Did you see that last picture on the poster?

Also love how some people (republicans I presume) blame every single thing that goes wrong in society on "those damn commie liberals". Usually about things the republicans are responsible for.

Choices, choices. Do I choose this, or do I choose this. So hard.

Wow, this is actually not so bad.

(I had expected some lame crap desperately trying but cringeworthy unfunny video like there are millions more on youtube.)

>> "I think people are going to be more disturbed by brainless zombie chickens on their plate than densely packed normal chickens."

Nope. People have no clue where food comes from or in what horrible conditions the animals are bred.

Btw: they are growing meat in petri dishes today; zombie chickens are small potatoes compared to that.

Why don't they put a small explosive in each sattelite so that they can disintegrate it once it has reached the end of it's life cycle?

Or one rocket which they fire at the end sending it back to earth to burn in the atmosphere?

PS: It helps if you have a serious political system that is not bought and sold by corporations.

You don't need scientists as politicians.

You need politicians who are smart and who are willing to listen to scientists.

She "swept" the grammys. Thank god there's a century of music in our past.

Well that would include your response as well.

OK.

But what do they do if they discover a brown M&M?
My guess is they have a guy walking around the stage inspecting things (trying to find out what's wrong).

I don't know and this is just me, but I'm not putting my life on the line based on the fact of whether or not there's a brown M&M amongst the other M&M's.

More generally: if you want to teach something to somebody, you don't do it by talking gibberish that nobody understands. ;)

If you want to accomplish something: make them UNDERSTAND.

Yes, but with the wrong means. Not all "chemicals" are harmless and you can't expect the general public to know the chemical names of common substances.

This just causes confusion.

Admittedly, this is pretty cool. :D

Or you could have a guy walking around the stage inspecting things.