I just don’t understand the need for biopics of people who lived and died, like, three years ago. We already know Steve Jobs’ story. This would be much more interesting as a film like 50 years from now when we all have iBrain implants. Some retrospective insight about the dawn of a new era of internet and computer…

Clearly you’re not used to coming here on weekends. It’s like reddit closes up shop for two days a week and they all end up here.

Great. Now we have to watch Missouri football again.

The Buddhist monks actually are pro-democracy and support her. I did an oral history project where I interviewed a woman form Burma and I am fairly certain that the current repressive government is secular. The documentary Burma VJ (used to be on Netflix, not sure if it still is) does a pretty good job of chronicling…

Not really. I’m in between vacations right now. Why?

Wait are you saying the government created autism? I thought it naturally occurred in nature but it just happens more because of GMOs.

Whoa. Does this have anything to do with everyone really concerned about fluoride in the tap water? Some of those conspiracy theorists say that it’s to sterilize weaker immune systems or something but I never thought it was even a possibility until hearing that America sterilizes folks all the time and has a history…

I hope you aren’t basing that on Gawker Media sites. That would be a very jaundiced view.