It looks like this is an argument about licensing and marketing. Probably PUBG didn’t think Epic would use a similar concept in its own game when PUBG agreed to license the unreal engine. You think you have a business partner who has become a competitor. 

Women in general are more physiologically prone to anxiety, that is a fact whether you like it or not. All the author is saying is that blindly avoiding those types of realities and forming policies around that ignorance is not the best path forward for Google.

Mario Kart’s penchant for randomness and snowballing make it questionable for skill-tracking and spectation. If items are on, it’s too random. If they’re off, it’s a bit too staid. If they’re limited to some items, one accurate strike can easily settle the race early on and make the remaining laps a huge waste of…

“ The idea is that vehicles lose speed from a boost when they are in the air, so the jumping helps keep the extra MPH for a little bit longer.”