I can offer some ideas since I was like you. Exactly like you...
Growing up I was never popular or that fun to be around. Only had a handful of friends and they were into video games and anti-social like me. At clubs and bars I seem to repel women, and since I’ve always been skinny, other guys would out-Alpha me out of…

I am not exactly sure how this website works.

Yes, yes they did. With UE4, you don’t have to compile everything over again:

And the thread that wouldn’t die continues, lol. I just wanted to thank you for all of your posts over the years. I’ve recently started treatment for anxiety and depression and I was almost in exactly the same place you were when you made your first post; I was recently separated and going through a divorce, working…

I read all of the post and repleis here and i had to right something my self .

Hawkeye:

Still trying to get back to this....Skylab, 1974 industrial design by Raymond Loewey. Lots of room, not cluttered. Of course it took a Saturn 1VB to get it into orbit...

I am pretty sure the VR technology itself was not the problem. The problem was that VR units were in effect, booby-trapped. That’s no different from a bomb hidden in your chair, designed to go off if you ever get up. Nothing fundamentally impossible about either. Although obviously not desirable :)

Wrong! For TNG they came up with an idea how transporters work that makes them not death chambers. The beam takes matter apart at the molecular level, moves that matter stream across subspace, and re-assembles that SAME MATTER somewhere else. Nothing is destroyed, no duplicates are made (except when the story requires…

So what? Why would that matter if it’s a perfect copy?

NEVER is a pretty interesting position to take, especially regarding technology, it’s such a long time. Teleportation, as we currently understand it, may destroy the original in order to beam it’s pattern to another space for recreation, but it could also work differently. Perhaps a mini worm-hole, that one simply…

each time you use one it KILLS YOU and replaces you with a duplicate on the other side.

The “spreading out” idea makes a couple of assumptions, not least of which is that interstellar travel is possible. The scale of it is prohibitive at this point, due to the lack of FTL or some other kind of “warp” travel. And while generation ships are a solution, they also might not be viable due to the massive…

I don’t understand this complaint. i mean so what. You wouldn’t be able to tell the difference and assuming no afterlife it just doesn’t matter if the transported individual is you or not.

Evidence please? I see this assertion about Star Trek transporters a lot, and no one has proven that the show establishes this is how they work.

How about instead of whining “PLOT HOLES!!”, you go and tell us what specifically gave you so many problems with it? Because, I get the feeling that just a little bit of logical thinking will fill all of those holes you complain about.

Push will always be the best X-men film. Plus with Ming-Na Wen and Chris Evans it has some serious credibility to its name. It also lacks Wolverine, which is something Fox still struggles with.

in this case, the man killed himself because he accidentally slept with a trans-woman.

No. Dick-shaped is just the best we can come up with for overcoming drag. It's actual rocket science. I'm totally on your side if you wanna talk about the washington monument and hotdogs and other things that are dick-shaped for no functional reason, but rockets have to be dick-shaped. At least, if they start off in…