Something yes, it was vaguely connected. It did nothing for the cliffhanger storyline at the end of 3, and did nothing with the people of Eden.

Okay, in which case it has nothing to do with 1-2-2-2-2 and 3. x-x

It'll do i guess. As long as it has some kind of storyline connection to the first games in the series.

Those are some awesome 'cras'.

*le sigh*

It should have happened. Wait, is it happening?

Also, no poxy glove and a ball as hard as steel.

Ace Attorney: The rape and pillage of Korea

Poison in a solution, evaporate the liquid and youre left with an off-blue sludge which crystallises. It would remix with liquid.

More wordy, but more clear. I like it.

Because in scientific terms, a reflex is an action which occurs without cogntive transformation in the stimulus-> output process.

She is really giving me the asian Laura Roslin vibe.

I have to say, that is an incredibly well reasoned reply to what, in retrospect, reads as an aggressive post. That said, you really shouldn't blame it on yourself. This kind of article is entirely within LH's remit, but I found the original source to be a case of circular reasoning. Your reporting of it was absolutely…

I love Lifehacker, so it pains me to say this... but some of the things on here just reek of "wtf, did people need to see this?"

From this article, I have learned that in order to be happy, you are best of spending your time doing things that make you happy?

So, no licking the condensation off the windows or the perspiration from the brow of your row buddie?

I would say, the science was accurate, but the orbital inclinations of stations was incorrect.

Your response was perfect right up until you invalidated yourself with an unnecessary homophobic slur.

I'm intensely, powerfully, un-flipped.

There were only two correct answers, this or the Hymn of the Fayth.

I'm not saying that isn't, as a psychologist who has conducted social studies, I completely agree, I just think the psychology/social psychology divide is an important one to make. And psychiatry is largely based out of case studies. Where it isn't, it is usually an applied form of psychology.

Psychiatry still rarely uses the scientific method. Psychology is all science. Social Psychology is a Social Science.