@burninfidels: I'd still bang her, scaly spikes and all. She never lost that oh so human ass of hers!

I cant stand the current James Bond game. But the clips here are amazing. I hope to see that sort of thing in the next Bond game.

@PigletLUV: It is. More importantly, I cant wait to see this MIT Minority Report application further tweaked and eventually make it to Kinect owners.

I thought at the end of SC2 Kerrigan became human again....

@CommodoreRake: It always amazed me how pre-Tod McFarlane Spiderman poses were so damn lame. I mean, what the hell kind of pose is that?

I used to love Spiderman. But after that clip......... burn him with fire!!!!

Is that Alpha Trion ..... Prime's creator?

And again, as I've stated on many Kinect-related posts, just give it time and Kinect will prove that it CAN detect the minute gestures of individual fingers. This device is amazing.

Better than Astro A30?

@TheBobmanNH: I am completely fine with space exploration as long as we dont jump the gun and start turning speculation into the 'educated person's reasoning' without having proof first.

@TheBobmanNH: You're entitled to your beliefs. And I do not fault you for them.

@TheBobmanNH: @TheBobmanNH:

@TheBobmanNH:

@TheBobmanNH: I never made such a statement. I stated that life cannot exist on planets that do not have the necessary life promoting/sustaining features that our earth does.

@TheBobmanNH: Listen, I am not here to fight with you.

@TheBobmanNH:

@grubish2: I agree with much of what you say. Further, I am not writing off this "discovery." Rather, I am simply saying I'll wait for this report to be further examined before accepting it automatically.

@TheBobmanNH: No, I wasnt being sarcastic. You see, the planet does promote LIFE, despite many life FORMS dying off for various reasons over tlarge periods of time.

@KyleW: Shaking you hand... "Nice to meet you fellow reasonable person."

@grubish2: Agreed. These finding (again, IF they were conducted correctly and not just edited to promote a bias 'life in space idea'), is an amazing discovery. But remember there is still a big "IF."