Step 4: Never die.

Step 4: Never die.

I'm use pseudo-pessimism. Basically i imagine the worst case scenarios and then work to eliminate as many factors leading to it as i can and prepare myself for failing to avert that future.

But the question is if an old Greek court would be that complex. After all, it predates Roman courts and they would probably just force the student to pay what he owed, not matter if he practiced law or not with his education.

Maybe Lifehacker is the benevolent wing of the NSA's global spy program. ^_^

I find that telling people that games take (on average) 5 years to make, usually does the trick.

Supermassive Gravity by Massive In Mench. Because it captures the emotions of hopelessness and excelerattion one would feel going into a black hole, it actually makes you feel like you're listening of a snippet of a story and because they have a twisted voice representing what a black hole would sing (if it could…

Supermassive Gravity by Massive In Mench. Because it captures the emotions of hopelessness and excelerattion one would feel going into a black hole, it actually makes you feel like you're listening of a snippet of a story and because they have a twisted voice representing what a black hole would sing (if it could…

If the clang was the sound of the car hitting him, do you think the experiment would work the other way around for you? (OoO')

I'm TSCTH (and that's a recursive acronym).

Minimalism is the starting point of any good art. So if you cannot convey you idea or message through a minimalistic version of what's been commissioned, adding all the effects, details, fancy graphic or scantly clad ladies/gents in the world wont convey it better.

Ditto on your understanding of humor. ^_^

It's called Helix and it's getting released for the 2013-2014 TV season. ^_^

My Kickstarter sense is tingling...

I'm gonna call it: This is the language of Jabba the Hutt, not PIE.

Imagine it in a deeper tone, spoken slower and tell me it's not the language of Jabba the Hutt. ^_^

Throw in some alternative history, where those ancient cultures discovered iron crafting and medieval level masonry just before the first European settlers came.

Indeed, those features does exceed the possibility of a biological appendage. But when i say improve I'm not talking about the given improvements (as all those features are implied). I'm talking about exceeding every feature of a biological body part and maybe even adding to it. ^_^

Actually no, you're not the only one. ^_^

We need more of this kinda fiction, as we (as a species) need to come to a understanding that as a whole, we can be monsters in the eyes of others. Even when we have the best intentions or truly feel we're defending ourselves, we can be monsters.