Is the title a shout out to the All Tomorrows speculative biology book going around in the internet for awhile now?

My mistake.

Oops! My bad.

I'm pretty sure the picture with the girl is photoshopped.

Yep

It is truly one great revelation.

That movie was a nice surprise. Definitely did not expect how continuously fun that ended up being.

"...and 3) had their parents murdered by a mugger right in front of them".

Seems to me that neither the author or her husband are good or bad people. They were just really immature when they took the decision to marry. And probably continue to be.

Eh, maybe it's the photochop but I'm not convinced.

I'm not a fan of WW, but I want to be. There's so much potential there and it seems to me that no one can make it work. I thought maybe one of the reasons is that the character is not human enough, or people can't relate to her. Kind of the same problem Superman has.

Heath Ledger's performance made me uncomfortable, scared me and for a few seconds made me forget there is a Batman at all.

Yeah I agree that they get an unfair amount of crap for that. But to be fair, Christians say that to EVERYONE who's not Christian haha.

Couldn't agree more. Personal beliefs are personal, and if they want to share, not impose, that's pretty cool with me.

I think it's awesome that you even had a debate with Christians even though they're stubborn as hell (I've had a few arguments with some myself). And I respect that you have no faith in a deity of any kind. But to deny the existence of any deity based on our present understanding of the universe and ourselves, in my…

To atheists I would say something like, "you catch more flies with honey than vinegar". Or something.

Where?

What an amazing piece. And necessary too. It seems that modern atheists use science as a sword and shield to shove the nonexistence of God or Gods in everyone's face, and yet, at the core of science is the belief that we know nothing, and that we must start from this fact to research and understand our universe better.

Clicked on this post to see Simpsons reference.

Cue Winds of Winter preface by GRRM: