Like I said, wildly incompetent.

It sure does.

A sharpie does a pretty good job at this too.

You might want to check out UK's Brian Cox (the physicist, not the actor) for a less Amero-centric approach. he has excellent programs on the BBC that combine amazing photography/videography with accessible explanations of some of the big ideas.

There's zero chance that this feature will lack confirmation screens and such. MAYBE you'll be able to opt-in to one-wink ordering with no confirmations but even that is unlikely.

I think (hope) they'll make this a setting which is disabled by default.

"I'd like to reverse this charge on my card, please."
"I'm sorry, truenorthstrongandfree, your Glass activity log indicates you clearly winked while looking at the advertisement. Enjoy your trip!"

I remember when the latest fashionable disease was Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Back in the 80s, everyone who was anyone had this. Half the office was out sick with this at any given time. Now you don't hear a peep about it. I figure this whole gluten-free trend will similarly fade away and be replaced by something else…

This made me laugh so much. I took a screen shot and posted your comment.

I'd like to hear more about this Crispy Bieber you speak of.

New story that reminds me of how horrible of a company Facebook is.

A 20 year project that could easily be wrapped up and paid for in 5 years. All they have to acknowledge is that just because the buildings are turn-of-the-century doesn't mean it has to be a historic landmark. It's an insane asylum, after all. Bulldoze it and start over. With our economic debt, I could really care…

No, I was just thinking back to a notable passage in Tropic of Orange.