Scientist or not, the man wrote fiction and the laws were used as a simple framework for storytelling and are woefully insufficient and irrelevant to where modern technology ended up. Robotics of the time were rudimentary and simple, and pop culture was full of optimistic ideas of humanoid robotic servants. He based…

Probably because those were written as a plot device and not actually as a functional guideline for the AI programs we’re seeing currently

Oh no the car is gonna steal your facebook password and make your kids not call you anymore or whatever it is you sinophobic weirdos are scared of

This isn’t about luxury cars

Maybe, but it could be more along the lines of the Japanese automakers in the 80s where there’s a good 3 or 4 decades of them undercutting American automakers before inflating to the point we see now. It could also hamper the inflation by forcing the current slate of available manufacturers to start offering…

Completely nonsensical statement

That’s literally what happened. If big bad marine murders someone for yelling on the subway, he’s more unhinged than someone yelling. He’s not a dog dipshit.

The guy who killed him was more of a threat but you’re not concerned about him at all. What’s the solution for people looking for any opportunity to commit violent acts against others?

They’re definitely not up to the legal standards of copywrite and plagiarism 

I’m wanting to recreate lightsaber and force fights personally, it’s just not a big deal to me that the rewards for exploration are cosmetic. They’re just fun little knickknacks that don’t affect gameplay, but are better than “collect all 100 hidden doodads for an achievement” type exploration incentives.

My main issue with the first game was that there wasn’t enough game, so it sounds like this is a solid sequel for my tastes.

Maybe because you’re not the only person who plays games? 

Jokes and all that but it would be much more unrealistic that there would be virtually no survivors at all, not to mention less fun. The Jedi were skilled and intelligent warriors, Order 66 would have never been able to take out everyone when there were thousands (hundreds of thousands?) scattered across the galaxy…

Flounder isn’t a flounder, it’s one of the most unnecessarily confusing names of all time. Flounder are brown flat fish that live on the sea floor and have both eyes on one side of its head.

Well Flounder isn’t a flounder so there’s not nearly enough information to make any declarations

Quinnipiac, Monmouth or Gallup?

Who said anything about Starbucks? And boycotting establishments that don’t pay decent wages would mean I’m living off what I can grow in the small garden bed in the front of my townhouse and raising chickens on my back porch, which likely goes against the rules of the HOA. The only answer to this problem is raising…

The part that’s not right, and the reason many people tip, is that the wages aren’t enough to live on. Tipping is the least we can do when the government refuses to acknowledge wage stagnation to a truly criminal degree. 

Gets a pass because the Mustang did it better

I’m definitely going to be saying “rennervation” instead of “renovation” for much longer than people will remember this show