benjamin-bernard
benjamin.bernard
benjamin-bernard

What’s not to get about you calling yourself stupid?

You’re a Kotaku reader who just insulted all Kotaku readers. Hence, you are also, “too stupid to realize that this is a blog site.”

You know you just insulted yourself.

How is the public going to be able to hold anyone accountable if there aren’t journalists to report when something horrible is happening? Their job is to give voices to the voiceless, and power to the powerless. It was always a social justice occupation, and I really doubt you work in it, so maybe take the word of the

Not if it’s an industry-wide problem, which this absolutely is. Leaving to work somewhere else only means they get treated just as badly by a different company, because there’s an endless ocean of programmers trying to get in, so they know they’re all replaceable, and if they don’t overwork their people, they’ll lose

It’s hilarious that you don’t see the contradiction between, “Don’t like your hours? Get a new job!” and “I rarely get as furious at any point during the day than when I visit this site” yet you still come here anyway. Don’t like it? Get a new site! Make your own! Because that’s a hell of a lot easier than game

No need to attribute to karma was is adequately explained by causality.

It’s impossible enough that the regular batmobiles are able to get through the equivalent of Manhattan without hitting constant traffic everywhere. A huge SUV would stand even less chance of getting through such congested streets.

Why won’t this guy and Anthony Weiner just get into Sex Addicts Anonymous already?! I swear they’re the only ones who don’t realize they have a serious problem. I mean, how much can you completely destroy an extremely promising career and life before that incredibly thick denial finally cracks?

I think the worst part is that he says the exact same recording of the exact same line every time. Always the same line when the first civilian drops, then the same line every time the second person dies, and the same every time for the third. I don’t think I’ve lost more than three, but I assume it’s always the same

Yeah, we already covered that football does terrible damage to people, and college football in particular is known to pass students through classes without actually teaching them anything. None of that is related to MMA, which is much safer and not an educational institution. Professional fighters don’t suffer the

None of the things you tried to make analogies to were actually consensual, so there’s no connection. If there were long term consequences to MMA, we would have seen them years ago. People have been doing this for decades already in its current form. Thousands of years in general martial arts. Whatever personal issues

But “ill-advised” though?

I don’t enjoy fighting, but other people do, and are very good at it. I like to watch them, and they like to have an audience. MMA specifically is among the safest sports, statistically. It doesn’t have any of the brain damage scandals of football or the injuries and deaths of boxing because of the rules and referees.

I completely agree, especially since it so often triggers fights, then once again Dana White gets between them, smiling like he’s trying to defuse the situation that he just obviously intentionally caused. I don’t see why they can’t weigh them in privately, preferably when they show up at the arena the day of the

Except that it wasn’t “one cocksure second.” It was every second for the full round and a half of the entire fight. No one lucky shot by Holm or tragic mistake by Rousey. No fluke. Total domination.

Reading this after the fight is extremely hilarious. Is there any penalty for writing an article that ends up being so completely wrong?

The Aztecs? So wait, we’re taking our moral standards from a society that frequently performed ritual human sacrifices? Who do we think we are? Modern people who aren’t limited by the backwards ethics of distant ancestors. Hopefully we’re a little more enlightened than that.

And you prove my point by admitting he has mental issues. I'm glad we could agree on some level, at least.

For nearly all of medical history, we could only study the brain after death, when there was no activity to detect. Now, we're finally able to scan brain activity, but soon, through the Brain Mapping Project,

People love things for mental reasons. They hate things for mental reasons. All human behavior comes from the brain.

Sanity is not subjective. There are many, many diagnoses for all the different ways in which the brain can go wrong, and the effects of that change are constantly being studied in countless people all