It's not "Richard Feynman's" way. I have real Feynman's lectures for students at home, and believe me, this is tough stuff. Once, he was also given the task of reviewing school textbooks and you can read in his autobiography what he thought about them. He did a lot of popular science, but when he was teaching, he was…

I am weirdly convinced that what you really have drunk was "alpaga". I'm sure you can buy these in Russia as well as in my country. The kind of cheap alcohol that pretends to be wine, but it's composed of diluted spiritus, fruit taste additives and sweetener. In 90's these were real fruit wines, but eh, capitalism.…

Actually tea has less calories than milk :D

I do not get cola.

Actually, as a writer myself, I am hugely disenchanted by the lack of humour and intelligence presented by the commenters. It really gets you bogged down when you write comedy yourself.

Eh. The girl has written a satire on right-wingers. It's ironic. Irony is like golden, just different.

Oh, I feel so picked-up and high spirited when they chop Ned's head off. :D

ROTFL

Oh come on. You can write ironic comments on io9, but there are kids (and adults) out there who can't control their bowels. They need help.

Actually scientific evidence tells that people of today descend from plague survivors. So in addition to the medicine, they have some innate immunity. Plague hasn't gotten milder; we grew tougher.

Nope. It is the same species bacteria that gives a strep throat (angina), but not the same strain. It has additional hemolytic virulence factors.

Myself a scientist, I couldn't agree more. Science is not religion, nor it is a moral compass. Actually, good science can't exist without an additional moral compass. In my opinion, humanist ethics best fulfills the role. It doesn't come hindered with dogma or any fundamentalist baggage, and as well teaches compassion.

And these are translations: http://lyricstranslate.com/pl/grande-valse-brillante-grande-valse-brillante.html

More Polish poets and artists: this is good music and the author of the lyrics is Tuwim, Brzechwa's contemporary, known for both regular poetry and children's books. Actually the guy is so controversial even now, that authorities like to conveniently forget that he wrote regular poetry and remind him only as the…