I'm unsure I would want Some Guy Off The Street to be able to saunter into a room of a company, give his personal opinion on what another business or individual is doing, then expect that company to deprive their goods/services from the business/individual with the full weight of the law if they don't. Especially when…

Well, there IS a survivor bias inherent in observing "fearless" children versus those who've made it into adulthood.

Well, it WOULD make the car go faster if you punched a hole in the rear of the tank, then you ignited it.

Have they been explicit about William Bell & Massive Dynamic in the altered timeline?

In anticipation of this finding moving to human test subjects, I'm going to a bar.

I'd think Apple would want to lock this down in the EULA, in case (or more realistically, when) the iBook format is reverse engineered.

There's a HUGE assumption that the underlying material is the same as the iBook package that Apple's software allows you to create, then distribute and market though the Apple sales channel. The latter is quite defensible and makes sense. Apple isn't a charity for Nook or Kindle.

Considering Palin thinks shooting wolves from helicopters "sport" and that she calls sleeping in a Wenabego "camping", she wouldn't last two minutes in the ring with Pelosi.

Sigh. My synapses were so overwhelmed by seeing Davy Jones (yup: we're buddies and yup: he was with the Monkeys before becoming The Thin White Duke) that while my eyes saw Alt-Broyles, my mind didn't connect the dots to realize he's selling out his entire universe. (Dun Dun DUN)

There's a nice hook that the writers left for future development when Peter informs Fauxlivia that she can dimension-jump. She's smart, resourceful and we've seen the Alt-Universe allows the Experiment Kiddies powers, but tweaked compared to ours. It could be an interesting storyline. Although, I'm unsure Fringe has…

" And then we realize that Walternate is just paranoid, because he knows there are shapeshifters out there and he can't trust anybody. (And he turns out to be right: Not only Brandon, but also Broyles are compromised.)"

The Big Two were mentioned, but another great remedial series anyone who likes ASOIAF should have already read is Fritz Leiber's Sword & Sorcery series featuring Fafhrd the Barbarian and The Gray Mouser.

It's a complicated, involved problem that took the better part of 150 years to get into. There aren't any simple, magic bullet solutions to maintain the status quo without fixing what is undeniably a humanity-threatening problem. Doing nothing will cost lives, thousands of trillions of dollars and make life worse for…

Considering Microsoft's well-documented theft of Google search results for their Bing queries, wouldn't "switching" to Bing result in going back to Google anyway?

I'm rather amazed Rupert has the time to opine about SOPA, considering the phones of dead children he needs to illegally tap in order to sell sensationalist stories on Fox News and his newspapers.

Shh. You're interfering with his dis-informed media diet.

Ahh, the American Libertarian paradise over US cities once Republicans get rid of regulations and the EPA.

Truth: it would be far more challenging to write a glowing, fawning review of TPM. Might even win the lucky writer the Nobel Prize for Fiction!

Sansa, is that you?!

Wait. What?!