True, but depression and poverty have many, many more causes than obesity does. The vast majority of obesity is due to poor diet and overeating and those are things that an individual can control, if they want to, that is.

I get the point here, however it's undeniable that "moving more" and "eating less" WILL result in weight loss.

Got it!
-Don't rely on willpower
-Don't run if you hate it
- Create a positive feedback loop.

Why do you hate fun?

I have to respectfully disagree.

Yeah, no kidding. I thought black toenails were just part of marathon training, but then on a whim I tried on my favorite shoes in an 8.5 instead of 8, and whoa. Never had a black toenail or a forefoot blister (from running) again.

Good point. However, the future folk prolly just used the same magic they used to keep him from getting turned into a noodle on the way in.

I personally like when people criticize the tesseract scene near the end as if humans in 2015 could even understand if this would ever be possible in the future.

They way i understood the black hole in interstellar was that they gave a lil more effect to show light being captured by the black hole...Im understanding that the way the black hole looks with swallowing light from that front on view, in the movie, is the same way it would look if you stared down from the north…

THIS! This is the kind of "creativity" with the science that I can forgive and get behind. They knew the science, they worked with the science, and then they tweaked it only as much as necessary in order to make something they felt was more coherent for the story.

the jet fighter was meant for other planets, not earth, and the original rockets also helped get the fuel and supplies and shit off the ground.

The rocket was meant to carry much more weight (people, supplies, etc), and the little ship just 3 people and a robot.

Neil deGrasse Tyson disagrees with you.

I prefer the sort of knot that releases quickly so if my scarf gets caught in a car or train door I don't get dragged to an ignominious death.

It's interesting that the number 42 places so high (12th place), which is obviously a clear signal from Hitchhikers Guide shining through. Right below that are 17 and 23, which are often listed as conspiracy-related numbers, as referenced in Robert Anton Wilson's Illuminatus. I wonder how many of the other numbers are…

Fahrenheit. Just to put things in perspective, 165ºF is hot, but not scorching hot. 165ºC is hotter than an autoclave, which is used for sterilizing things.

It's true that you can find carcinogens in the charred bits. And—honestly—I'd rather still eat them than worry about it.

Turtles. All the way down.

My favorite part of this is how the entry for Betelgeuse uses the word "Betelgeuse" three times.

The link mentioned above goes to an interactive version. Scroll in and out to your heart's content here: http://htwins.net/scale2/