A few streets north, I assume. /lamepun

xD I'm not about to post screenshots of our sexts or Skype sessions :P Get your rocks off elsewhere, Curvy ;)

I'm in a long-distance relationship, and my girlfriend and I sext often. We also Skype. Both are equally useful for two people who can't see each other in person as often as we'd like.

Ooh. I had no idea it worked so well. That's really cool; I should get one :D .

Have they? I kind of want to see the studies for that...

+10 :D

"Hey, baby. Want to learn the breaststroke? I think I could use some pointers ;) " *SEND* ... ... ... "Oh, fuck, that went to the adults, too?!"

Sounds like a job for Jack Hodgins!

Assuming the insurance company actually trusts the new technology...

I'd say higher on new autodriving tech like this. At least for a while.

Ride in one? Sure. I'd love to. "Drive" or own one? If I could afford the insurance, then yes, of course. But I can't even afford insurance enough to drive now, imagine what the premiums on an autocar (hey, linguistic regression!) would be?

I'm a senior at uni heading for a bachelor's of computer science, actually, but I'm very interested in all sorts of science, including physics.

The Internet is for...

The Big Bounce is not exclusive of the Big Bang, actually; you can think of the the Big Bang as "the first Bounce". And that's still a relatively obscure hypothesis with not much evidence for it.

I'd be surprised if there were any anatomical difference to Einstein's brain. I think he just used it more than most people :P .

As oops jo mentioned, I didn't use that "choice of words". I just said we don't yet know how to describe the superforce in a way consistent with reality, and until we do, we can't describe the Big Bang's initial singularity state.

...no pretense? Power isn't a pretense? The desire to explain something that we don't yet understand?

+10

There's a fairly large consensus that is did, so the "if" is unnecessary. It's just a matter of how, but since physics coalesces into one big blob of superforce at the point of initial expansion, it's not an easy problem to tackle. Maybe in a few centuries we'll know.