geminiid
Geminiid
geminiid

Thor was freed, and Drax and Mantis were re-integrated after Thanos boom tube teleported away...so did Banner in Hulkbuster dissolve back out of the rock when Thanos peaced from Wakanda? Why wouldn’t Eitri’s hands have gone back to normal after Thanos left the forge?

At least the freaking armor-plated rhinos!!

I thought the same thing, but I also thought that the transition into Phase IV might not be a bad time to start messing with the timelines a bit more - i.e. the movies don’t have to come out according to the in-universe chronological order, right??

My spoilers will be in What Ifs:

Can we, the people, apply that precedent against Equifax or any of the other umpteen retailers or card processors who’ve been found to have recently mishandled the personal information of customers/account holders?

On one hand, I don’t think wearables have been fully explored or tapped out for their potential uses and applications yet, and are much much easier to get somebody onboard with volunteering to beta test - and beyond watches into jewelry, clothing and other accessories. On the other hand, as another commenter pointed

I can’t help but wonder if we are riding a movie bubble of sorts. A billion is quite the bar to set, but with enough billion dollar first runs, sooner or later a studio (any studio - even Disney) is going to start second-guessing smaller projects and “art films” for the sake of these big blockbuster behemoths. I mean,

I don’t think it’s a spoiler to say this is one MCU entry people will probably see a couple times just to soak it all in.

...as long as the hard radiation gets aimed in some other direction, otherwise, it very well might be the last thing you see before you (and the rest of us) die!

Something about the way refineries are designed and built just screams out to me as looking horribly unsafe and fragile. All those pipes and tanks exposed like that, even if everything runs perfectly smoothly, still have to be vulnerable to a plane crash or structural failure or lightning strike...and with millions of

I’ve always found the word “Queer” sufficient to convey my identity, but I’ve also had lots of odd reactions to its use, depending on the audience. It’s definitely fallen out of fashion, and had its meaning co-opted and is sort of trickling back into the vernacular here and there, and there are definitely people of a

Internet education lesson for the day: I always thought “pornography” required some commercial aspect (i.e. production or distribution of images or video for commercial purposes), apparently any image intended to cause sexual arousal will suffice. Also, apparently, the fact that the images were sent via internet

One wonders if their “6 weeks of planning” involved review of the Bill of Rights or even a contingency fund for all the lawsuits they’re going to be fighting off for police brutality, wrongful arrest, assault and various civil rights violations...or if it was all “let’s play soldier” and setting up judging criteria

I guess without a wider context I don’t know, but is the hole weird? I mean maybe the thing was so heavily laden with nazi gold and other plunder that the minute the depth charges pierced the hull that thing forcibly nosedived into the bottom hard enough to dig a small impact crater.

From a psych major, with a focus on social, and alot of experimental field work under his belt, I can say armchair pop-psychology is the BEST kind of psychology. The paper you cite is literally a textbook example of how to bake confirmation bias into your experimental design. Or did you miss the whole experimental

Judicious R.B.G.

Part of the reluctance to release the info stems from the widespread use of the devices around “sensitive” US government installations - like the US Capitol, White House, and various agency HQs. The “foReign actoRs” know that people can’t help but jump on their cell phone or tablet, especially if the office wifi is

Is it weird that the manufacturer of this device is a US defense contractor? Shouldn’t there be embargo rules about this sort of tech being able to be sold to foreign interests (like weapons and encryption and other random stuff that everybody’s afraid of being reverse engineered or misused by state-sponsored

On the one hand, homeopathic concoctions take the toxic substance and dilute it down to a thousandth of the original concentration or less - the recipes are like the opposite of distillation.

Under the new FOSTA law or whatever was used to take down the Craigslist personals and Backpage, etc., doesn’t this mean the DOJ is liable for any criminal acts depicted on those redirect landing sites, as well as for any damages incurred by the redirect bug itself?? It would be funny to have a loophole in a lowest