I see your post is about a large, soft, ochre-colored blob that smells like an open sewer, but we’re on the subject of the middle of a durian here, so that’s OK.

That’s the real issue, Rockstar. Republicans never understand that if no one has any money, they can’t buy anything. That’s why their policies inevitably spark a recession. “Redistributing” wealth (taxes) from the wealthy means more people have more to spend. And middle- and lower-class consumers SPEND. We have to eat…

I was gonna click Recommend on Young Tarr’s comment thread but then that commenter seems to be some kind of conspiracy theorist.

::scrolls down past multiple people feeding that comment thread::

Okay your comment is legit, I’ll feed this one.

Of course science is about activism and the truth. Remember the ‘smoking is bad for you, it causes cancer’ warning from scientists and doctors? They pushed it, in the face of opposition from those who would lose money on that message, among other revelations. You can thank them later

There is so much stupid in your comment that I’m not even going to bother trying.

GOP only want the “science” results they paid for...

Just as we need to stop calling the alt-right anything but what they are - white supremacists, we need to stop allowing the right to hide behind the euphemism of libertarianism.

Maddie: This isn’t solely directed at you so please don’t take it personally. This just happens to be the 4th or 5th page I’ve visited today with an error in the opening paragraph. Are you guys interested in hiring a proofer?

This was used by the WWII “dam busters”. The bombs had to make it over an anti-torpedo net, then skip, skip, hit the dam, curve downwards, and boom next to the dam but underwater. So cylindrical bomb, transverse axis, mounted beneath the bombers, motor to spin them up before dropping them.

This is one of the best replies I've read on Gizmodo. Excellent commentary, clear explainers, concise information, and presented with just the right verbosity for an average reader to comprehend.

None of us are the same person *by that relation* as we were when we were born. We're constantly replacing cells throughout our lives. And as far as Star Trek is concerned, their transporter system is a bit *different*. The trek transporter - as described by the technical manual and Mr. Scott's Guide, does not use…

Giggity,