Very true. In a similar way, gas-powered automobiles work pretty much as they did 100 years ago. They’re just more refined, comfortable, powerful, efficient, etc.

Me, I meant.

Um. Well, wow.

Nah, just old.

Wow. That was sick!

Okay; another point for that.

3 points for that.

I award 2 points for the obscure Top Secret reference...

You read that in there; I didn’t put it there. My only point was that “You don’t want anyone but the scientists anywhere near this one” was a ludicrous statement...

I can’t say. I will say that, thankfully, Ocelot has a less eye-burning wardrobe...

You’re going to stick with that story?

You skirted the issue by responding to only part of my comment. The point is that scientists are special only in that they are scientists. They are human beings, with the same failings as the rest of humanity. Their ability to make moral decisions is no better than anyone else’s. The fact that they are trained and…

“my girlfriend knows the password to my phone”

You’re assuming current manufacturing techniques.

So.... religious groups, politicians and the media need to be eliminated from decision making processes.

Really?

Yeah, because scientists can always be counted on to put morality first. All of them. They all do that. And nobody else does. Nobody.

Landing on a carrier is impressive. So is delivering a bomb on target, or shooting a target out of the sky. These are important milestones. But these accomplishments are comparable to shadow boxing or using a punching bag. It’s a lot different when you go up against another boxer. Far, far, far different. Until that…

we need something to blame for our bad judgement, bad taste and bad behavior...

Careful. There’s a lot of haters lurking around here. The truth is that it was a great movie for the most part. Some of us- see below- can only see what they don’t like.
(Here’s a free 65 Mustang for you! One of the wheels is really rusty; I hate this car.)