Reading Polygon isn’t news. Reading Reuters is. It’s become apropos to have these discussions now when... after all, the comments section on virgin news sites is a reflection of society, right? Give me a break.

Amazons biggest problem is how it will aggregate reviews for similar products. I’ve seen 65” UHD TVs from popular brands grouped together. Best recourse I’ve found is using verified purchases and looking at most recent reviews.

For what it’s worth generic cancers account for about 15% of all cancers. With any predisposition early screening helps and cancer researchers work diligently every day to improve screening methods. I’d suggest Ms. Brown contact a cancer research center like MD Anderson. Gizmodo is citing a study funded by a direct…

How do journalists like Ms. Conger assume medical advancements get tested? I get that Tom’s of Maine is a hollisitic brand but they’re not trying to cure Parkinson’s...Or cancer - they’re making soap. I’d advise future articles provide input from scientists. If gizmodo needs doctors with proper credentials CalTech is…

I mean...you can use TOR or even the latest version of Firefox makes private browsing super simple (I ditched Chrome a while back). This isn’t for you or me - It’s for the people that don’t understand how e-commerce and news are curated and dynamically priced.

#fakenews

Remember when punk rock and Mortal Kombat were the biggest threats? Kids these days are such sheep.

Sweet capacitor pic at the head of the article. Too bad those have nothing to do with batteries.

Fat shaming aside, he’s still likely to die 10 years earlier than a healthy weight and 40% more likely to develop forms of cancer. That whole science thing is great until it’s sobering.

Mad respect for not giving respect. You are 100% accurate.

You guys should do an article on how airline companies will increase your fare after you’ve searched a travel route ~3 times, utilizing your tracking cookies. These SEO shills need to be called out at some point for their “organic results” and dynamic pricing based on tracking habits.

My takeaway: Google attempts to monitor all my web habits with a convoluted new adblocker that “samples” websites we visit. There are plenty of alternative browsers out there that are just as good. People need to stop giving everything to Google for free.

Finally all the hood Brothers and sisters will go see it

I wonder as a Sicilian/Scottish american if I’d find deeper meaning in making a sequel to Goodfellas... Probably not.

I sat in an unnamed Diner down the street from Warner Brothers Studios about 2 months ago and listened to two animators from Warner Brothers animation rip on the live-action DC franchises put out over the past couple years for 45 minutes. It was one of the most enlightening conversations I’ve ever eaves dropped on.

The original trilogy was about family. People view the main cannon in that light. Last Jedi had more do with resetting the franchise for the next 40 years than touching on what people love about Star Wars. I’ll stick to guardians of the galaxy. Rian needs to remember he didn’t craft this universe. Its not his and he…

Out of a $44 Airport ride a driver will get $26. Out of a short city trip of $8 a driver will get $4. Let’s not even talk about people who don’t bother tipping even the very best drivers.

It’s amazing how boring and paper thin these new characters are. Poe feels like a crappy Maverick from Top Gun except we have to put up with him for 3 movies. Fin might as well choke me with boredom. Rose. Well, who really cares. Rey had great potential but she’s a contemporaneous reference for the 99%. Kilo needs to…

Part of the problem is video games these days are intentionally using known psychological behaviors to manipulate people into spending money the same way a Las Vegas casino would. The Goal Gradient effect is the most obvious.

It was paint from the game board Scarface was making. The same paint that was on the bag. Eugene realizes Scarface is the mole and turns his glance to him. How do people miss that?