Don't use a big word when a diminutive one will suffice?

I see a more or less flat line with three outlying data points.

Or mass riots because so many americans believed him.

One thing I really think you're overlooking:

Telekinesis, telepathy, immunity to phasers would be pretty terrible. I know it would be a throwback to TOS, but those kinds of magic powers are pretty far removed from Star Trek as it's evolved since. I think we'd be much better off with something from the eugenics wars; genetic engineering is much more relevant to…

Exactly, by mocking them we reveal their ignorance. This is an important first step in alleviating their ignorance, or at the very least removing it's influence.

Did we really need a second article about this?

It's more like when you take your hands off the steering wheel and the car starts to veer off to the right.

I don't even know where to begin on how many things are wrong with this post.

Myrcella definite does not belong on this list. There's already been discussion about how Dorne and Cersei would benefit from her being placed on the throne. It isn't terribly likely that she'll get there, but less likely than Hodor? Please.

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Moral of the story: never stop eating bacon.

What the hell is wrong with you?

Tyler's new love triangle seems horribly contrived even by Vampire Diaries' standards.

Does anyone have links to more details about building such a hinge?

I agree they're a subset, but what would you say defines that subset if not the realistic depictions?

The modern capability to have increasingly realistic special effects is the key difference between classic horror and torture porn.

"To state it is a disorder is to say that there is something different between a human brain who is TS/TG and a human brain who isnt. And there is not. They are both the same."

You just said "They are both the same" and then you said "if you separate them, then you see differences" but "there's no reason to separate them".

That's a bit like saying "It's apples vs oranges. This is a disagreement with oranges, not fruit."