The thumbnail looks exactly like a piece of cardboard with powdered sugar on it, on top of a black desk that has a reflection.

Yup, this is how science advances.

And this is the great thing about scientists. They can admit when they are incorrect. They can handle being challenged, and yet they will still continue to seek the truth, whatever it may be.

There is no such thing as god

*nature

That's not how it works.

The lid portrays scientists as anti-nature by emphasizing a false dichotomy that pits science (bad) against the "natural" (good). It does so intentionally. This, in a country currently embroiled in a debate over GMOs for all the wrong (and unscientific) reasons, and by a company that did, in fact, rely heavily on…

I would shit myself and my face would rain tears of happiness and life-fulfillment if Patrick Stewart nodded in my general direction on the street.

I would cry if Patrick Stewart said "Hi" to me.

In the end the only reasonable solution is to continue to argue the point of climate change AND prepare for the worst case scenario. Preferably quietly, and with as little fan-fare as possible. I'm shooting for going off-world, myself. Distance makes the heart grow fonder, and all that. But I'd like my distance…

Equating Gore with Day After Tomorrow ........sigh.

Do we have 20 years?

I'm not too worried. Their key demographic (and key supporters) will be dead in 20 years, and then they'll be fucked.

Dumbo is the saddest. Always.

I like it when they fight.

As much as I don't care for these movies, Fassbender's a real good Magneto.

Sharing armrest problem: solved.

He's taking an elfie.

Personally, I think the ideal female body is Christina Hendricks, not some anorexic runway model.

Well she *is* in college, you pedant/spoilsport/dreamcrusher.