It's healthy and necessary to have skepticism and doubt, but I think comparing the idea of the singularity to heaven is a step too far.

@SpammerOvTheGods: We can only hope!

LEGO Master Sword.

On a (somewhat) related note, Mega Man Deathmatch has been released!

@LandersDip: Then you realize how small nucleic acids are.

This sounds so amazing. I hope it succeeds!

@James Matarrese: We've tried something like that. Look up Esperanto.

There's an odd issue here, similar to the one I found while watching Ong Bak. Confronting real-world criminal issues with fake characters is a little unsettling.

I am pro Platypus.

@Steffilarue: Second on the request for treerotica.

@devilbear: There's two ideas going on here: superheroes in their own mythos confronting the various ends of super-villain plans—aka the Killing Joke, and superheroes as an actual problem-solving force in reality, aka Captain America fighting in WW2.

How is any problem for the heroes to solve going to be bigger than the threat of Nuclear annihilation?

Wow that is incredibly beautiful.

@tok1879: You make me want to cry.

Anyone want to talk about elephants

Just reminds me of the amazing time of the Sci-Fi channel's Twilight Zone marathon. I love it.

I love that episode, I really do. A nice look into the simple violent mind of a child.

@reducks: Only one thing can happen to brain at once, because brain only does one thing! It's so simple.

@magusonline: [polytroncorporation.com]

Stephen Hawking quotes Occam's Razor.