It reminds me of baby Grenouille in Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, particularly the outreaching hands.

Philosophy can only explain the human side of things - by its own nature, it can't be objective, and therefore it can't explain objective facts. It's relevant, but not to cosmology. At least I can't see how.

What do you mean you would never hold hands on a first date? I've done that on first dates before! 0_o

The new cartoony graphics negate the increased violence. The first game's violence was shocking because the graphics were really gritty and realistic.

Wow. Life is amazing.

I think what made Lost so amazing - and this is coming from a UK fan - is that is was advertised as a plane crash drama, not a mystery with science fiction or fantasy elements. And so when the weird shit started going down, people were genuinely astounded and wanted some kind of explanation. And the characters were…

It's not necessarily a homophobic remark, I think this article is just reading too much into things. It's more along the lines of rape.

I love this show. I accept its faults, because there's just something so watchable about it...

Is the word "terrorist" our generation's replacement for the Victorians and their fear of the "anarchist"?

Oh c'mon, it's 2012: Don't mention Cthulhu!!! XD

Well if it has supper battles beyond my imagination, who am I to complain?! To be honest, I think the top image says it all...

There's nothing vaguely sexual about these images at all...

I LOVE how its name looks like "Heresy"! That's almost like Science saying "Yeah! Fuck you, religion!"

I can't read a single scientific breakthrough article this year without thinking "so this is how the world is going to end..."

Am I the only one sick of descriptions and plot summaries that use the term "the ones we love"?

Would.

I'm a particle physics noob: How can a Higgs particle even have mass if it's the particle that GIVES mass? :S

The music in this trailer is amazing!

That guy on the right has a MASSIVE head.

I'm really interested in disassociative disoders, though there seems to be a lot more room for definition. For example, there's a phenomenon referred to as "disassociative solipsism" that is seemingly unrecognized by psychiatrists, and would perhaps be diagnosed under more general terms relating to disassociation. It…