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It goes back and forth. We have our moments. We wouldn't be here if we didn't have true group survival qualities. Cooperation has gotten us a long way— cooperation also allows us to be more efficient at killing ourselves. However, can we say the balance is in favor either way? I'd say not. We've certainly done a great

Wait for my book. Still in the prestages, but the idea that man need not fight against it's own creation (or the other way around) is a huge belief that I hold quite dear. Humans are adaptable. By the time we will be considering waging war on intelligent machines, we SHOULD be spacefaring. War on a space ship is just

My opinion on this, like most things dealing with literary jibberjabber, hinges on the answer to one question:

Does Ms. Collins have veto-rights on any of this?

I know it's simplifying things to think she'd sell her soul to be popular enough for movie rights and still keep her veto-rights on the small stuff like

Could be "hairy" as in "difficult" or "hazardous". Maybe it wasn't high quality.