By comparison, all the humans in the world would merely be a 1x1x1 kilometer cube.

Have you ever seen Pirates of Silicon valley? That one wasn't completely factually accurate either - and it still turned out to be a great movie.

There's been a Turtleneck Jobs since the early nineties. Besides, it's not just "the 2000's" version - it's the "most people will recognize this" version. And in that case, the outfit works well.

Sometimes a solution is simply the best solution for a problem. Besides, we've all got the same genes and same bodies (more or less) so we think the same, and we need to adjust all our tools in similar ways as well. Pretty much all tribes wear clothing as well, and have things like tattoos/piercings/scarification, and…

A 'Bell Tumbler' is a tumbler glass in the shape of a bell. Google is difficult, isn't it?

I'm not seeing any lights at all. You''re just holding up four fingers...

I have a set of three... but I've also got a large (1.5 hander) sword, a fantasy sword and a fancy axe... does that compensate enough?

Not to mention the bit that violence is casually displayed and even glorified in many media. Now, I don't think that looking at these pics or vids is good, but at least he's not harming anyone. The one that actually makes the imagery should get punished hard, though.

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Well, it could actually give sparks and smoke. Not likely, but it could.

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Looks like a lot of extra weight, and relatively little storage space.

Rejected, rejected, denied, rejected, bounced, uh oh...

Nature already provides us, and especially the chunkier ones with a dimpled texture. It's called cellulite. So just run around in your white briefs for maximum speed. (you need the briefs because the shapes in that area are very un-aerodynamic)

I'd rather have collapsible rungs than collapsible rails. Imagine if your version collapsed while in use...

No, the body has the same lines. It's just that the more vertical a plane is, the more noticeable the layers are. You can see them quite well on the hands, feet, and thigh.

You mean this image? No that entire slab is 3d printed. The horizontal lines (like sediment layers) are kind of a giveaway.

Ah, that makes sense. When I read 'drawing' in a title, though... I think of paper and pencils. (and in this case, ballpoint pen)

Probably the most educational comment of the day. You get a hearts.

He's not afraid of the terrorists. He's pissed off at the rapiscan machines and doesn't fly in protest of absurd security rules. You''re just reading his comment wrong.