Is there an achievement for this?

Why is this surprising? Back as far as the early 1920s the FBI infiltrated 'subversive' groups - and even non subversive groups just on the outside chance they might find some shady characters. One joke was there were more agents and informants than subversives in certain groups. And to take it one step further, the…

Musk, once he gets a reusable system, will be providing essentially the cheapest solution you can get with a traditional launch vehicle with cryogenic fuels. He's already dramatically undercutting ULA, Arianespace, and the variety of Russian launch providers.

It is going to take way more than just 30mil to do this.

When Rutan won the first X-Prize award of $10 Million he said it they has spent many times that to get to where they were. Had it not been for his extra investors (Branson and Paul Allen) they would have run out of money long before they finished. That that was…

The samples with him seem great, though I worry they're blowing a huge chunk of their budget on him.

If we can't make a meme out of this and 'Cosmic significance is mine for the taking!' ... I weep for the Internets

All things are driven by emotion, even your desire for cosmic greatness, which IS an emotion in itself; a desire to be significant and remembered. The actions of people are almost always selfish in nature, which is not necessarily a bad thing, as this may even be seen in doing a good deed for another, in order to feel…

Lighten up, Thanos

You don't have to devote your entire existence to your family to have a family. Having a family does not mean you will not be great (Marie and Pierre Curie both won Nobel prizes, and they had two children). And if you honestly think sex is just about reproduction, you're a fool. Contraceptives, IUDs, condoms and the…

I would certainly like to see the games of someone who has achieved cosmic greatness. I doubt that there is a game designer yet who has the status of, say, Nelson Mandela let alone Galactus.

Reproduction doesn't have to be someone's absolute first priority for them to still miss it if it were taken from them; whether or not they're an achiever/innovator. Most people will still miss it.

you see back in 1962 there was this thing called newspapers that were like blogs but they were printed on paper and people had to read them by purchasing a

WTF is a newspaperman?

Please... When they said writers they were thinking about this.

I dunno. You tell me:

I'm a comfortably straight male, and I still might hesitate to resist.

This is decidedly the Japanese way of doing things, really.

Ghostbusters?

At least we know who she'll call with her one phone call?