The Matrix had two timelines. The real world timeline and the simulated timeline. The simulated timeline takes place a couple hundred years from now and the environment was set in the 90's. The real world timeline has and was always was. World War 2 still happened, Einstein still happened, etc. What Musk is saying is…

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Are you playing Uncharted 3 on PS3, because there’s a patch that fixed the aiming (You have to go into the options to turn the better aiming on).

It hit me like a ton of bricks last week when I saw someone’s Touch Mouse 2.0 upside down with a lightning cable sticking out at 90 degrees... there is a difference between Steve Jobs Apple and Post Steve Jobs Apple.

ugh i get motion sickness... i definitely couldnt hang on any of those HP rides. Although I was fine on Soarin’.

Is it the low resolution screens that cause this? I loved the castle and all the cool effects that they pulled off, but I don’t care to ever ride that thing again.

I’m not sure which is better; riding Verbolten for the first time, or riding it with someone else for -their- first time and watching the reactions.

I totally agree, Gringotts is very underwhelming. Universal is too focused on the same idea of “vehicle with motion base moving in front of the 3D screen”. By the time Gringotts rolled around, it was already the third attraction in the resort to do that same thing (Spider-Man and Transformers being the other two) and…

Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey is undoubtedly a technological feat, but its guts aren’t necessarily original. Horizons at Disney World’s Epcot, now sadly closed and demolished, did essentially the same thing, and it opened in 1983! You moved seamlessly from ginormously detailed sets, filled with animatronics,…

Begun has the drone (lobbying) wars

Lockheed Martin’s concept is also a pipe dream which is lacking in fundamental plasma physics understanding

Alright, I’ll take the hate. Mad Max Fury Road is not that great of a movie. It’s smart for a blockbuster ‘splosion-fest, but it’s not actually all that smart. It HAS an ecological gimmick, but it doesn’t say anything about it. It HAS a sexist main hero and strong women, but it doesn’t really say anything about…

If that’s the case, then why have a problem saying “All Lives Matter” instead?

I was going to say - this sounds remarkably similar to the (amazing) work Carl June is doing at Penn.

It looks like they are introducing a chimeric receptor to the T cells that help them recognize leukemic cells.

Yes, progress is slow. This technology has been in limited clinical/research use since, you know, the 90's...

But I was gonna fix the global climate by getting Bernie Sanders elected. :(

Your beliefs here are why I’m generally pro environment, anti political climate change/summit/regulations. Your opening sentence:

It’s because they are not the same kind of wave. A wind wave only propagates along the surface (the top few tens of meters, whereas a tsunami involves the whole water column (a few kilometers). The same goes for seismic waves (which I understand much better), the ones that travel though the interior of the Earth…

Hmm i don’t think i’ll be able to change your mind ( i mean what’s the chance of that over forums in the internet =)