That is exactly how Pokemon Go launched: as a buggy, battery draining, feature poor, reskin of Ingress. Yet for some reason everyone played anyway. It’s kind of unexplainable.

They used to mean Europeans as well. Irish? Italian? Go back. I think white people have the shortest memories.

The worst is when you’re reading what seems to be a serious piece of journalism, that suddenly transitions to a series of “reaction tweets” about the subject from random nobodies. FUCK THAT.

#BanTwitter

I don’t know, 5 episodes of tight story telling could be just what this needs. But I’m open to more.

Damn. It worked.

I can definitely confirm that graphical realism (dense poly-counts and HD textures) has nothing to do with how immersive VR is. It’s measured on an entirely different scale than traditional gaming.

Loki & Darcy could be also be Darcy and Darcy.

But it’s so depressingly relevant RIGHT NOW.

Enforcing immigration policy, and snitching on suspected illegal immigrants isn’t a job for healthcare workers or local law enforcement. They should be keeping ALL people healthy and safe. That’s their job. Should immigration law be enforced? Yes. But not by them.

Disney intentionally marketed Zootopia to those people.

Right. People living in a country illegally should be able to seek medical care and police assistance without fearing that they’ll be deported for it. But sadly that isn’t the case. That’s the point here.

There we go. From 1:10 it definitively clarifies what’s going on. Thank you.

Electro-punk dance party!!!

I get that it’s over the lunar poles, but which way is orbiting in relation or the Earth? This would be easier if I could draw a picture to explain my confusion.

Yeah, that’s what I said when I decided to build my own electric skateboard. It’s probably cheaper in the long run to buy a model built by someone else in a proper production environment.

I’m having a hard time telling from the video, is that orbit parallel or perpendicular to the Earth & Moon? ... Does it get closer to & further from Earth, or is it rotating sideways around the Moon from the Earth’s perspective?

I’m shocked.

It’s possible. They don’t know yet but it’s one of the avenues science is looking into. Unknown aspects of science are a bit like a religion. You can BELIEVE in modified gravity, or string theory, or a multiverse, even without experimental proof of its existence. The difference is scientists actively work towards…

Have they tried turning all the lights on?