If there's no way the planet can naturally support the population then it's overpopulation. Without our modern techniques of mass production of food you'd see mass famine. If, for example, the corn belt got obliterated from Yellowstone even partly erupting you'd see millions die.

Well I know that if it erupts I am fucked here in Ohio unless the signs were obvious enough it's about to really erupt and we got out of this country. I mean even if it's a smaller eruption it's not like ash is good for you or your house or that pyroclastic flow that would go varying distances depending on the…

For the most part the only dialects I ever seem to notice are Southerners or places that just are really known for their dialects (and so the dialect is almost subconsciously pushed over and over).

Even now, with the human race spreading across the planet and occupying every corner of the globe, there are living creatures so unusual, that few have laid eyes on them.

The uncanny valley makes it too unwatchable for me. They should have just made it live action.

Probably not for a while. Even at 4 million subs it'd still be quite profitable. Rift always was just kinda 'hanging on'.

Need to remember though that in terms of the actual story she's only a child and was 13 at the start of Game of Thrones. So obviously she's going to have ideals that are good on paper but not much thought into what occurs afterwards. But she is learning quite a bit that will help her when her story does finally go…

To me seeing us continue to destroy our planet is a negative rather than accepting that maybe 8 billion is enough people and that the cities are big enough.

Well if you don't want all those cliche's just watch anime's outside the Shonen genre. Psycho Pass or Shinsekai Yori as recent examples.

Yea when he said that I went 'well looks like they forgot to change a word in the script'.

Well are we talking about the TV series or the books in this case? Since by this point I think we have a pretty clear idea of what he wants from the books.

Accidental post.

Eh the media does this with everything to get their ratings by hyping anything they can up or giving only half the facts.

I feel like they are forced to rush a plot when they only have 12-13 episodes and it gives far less time for actual character building (Animes are a great example of this when they do the 12-13 episodes instead of 24). Of course I am far more wary of the shows our networks air since they have a tendency to cancel…

I mean sure the human race may be 'fine' in the end but my concerns are also for the rest of this planet. Sure we can adapt ourselves to survive well enough but to me I don't see how that makes it no big deal when we cause the extinction of tons of other animals. He also contradicts himself a bit in there with saying…

Arya is 11 in the T.V. series. In the book she was nine. They added 4 years to the overall timeline for the series to age up characters.

Need to remember that this universe isn't like the real world and children marrying older males is not unheard of. They actually aged all the children characters for this reason such as Dany who was 13 when she married Dhrogo.

I still feel the Underworld movies are the only ones to actually show werewolves the way they should be (aka not limited by film budgets making them just humans with hair conditions and actually being bestial 2 legged wolves that charge after you by running on all 4's).

The worst part is when you realize how much history though was lost to the Conquistadors when they burned the books and other writings of the other civilizations there. It's really too bad that the other religious people that were on that expedition were so outspoken.