This revealed a lot about the majority of the Twitter crowd.
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Clever, using kids as the front bumper.
Humans tend to talk philosophically when facing a robot. There are many reasons. 1) There is so little common ground between the two parties that hollow and abstract questions are the only bridges most humans can come up with. 2) In encounters between two human strangers, one can discover the personal history/past…
Try an Aquaman movie, it would be a bigger failure than the Green Lantern. The concepts of a superhero's powers matter. Silly characters will fail.
It was like two shrinks are giving each other therapy: meaningless remarks from both sides. Of course, in this case, no one charges $200 an hour for asking generic questions.
What's the oldest question?
Is this the end of Alex Kingston's River Song?
Poor Razer, you have to use specs and substances to justify the price, unlike a certain company which only needs to flash the logo of a fruit to charge an arm and a leg.
Isn't sex appeal the best weapon & armor?
The part of Barack was interesting. Though I half-expected the punch line to be "Man, if only I had won the second term.." ;) (too far & too soon?)
Any theoretical projects worth knowing?
Fringe has been cancelled?!
Very soon, fanboys would begin to see Jobs' face on a piece of toast.
Those highschool kids who do nothing but doodling must be high achievers, right, "scientists"?
Don't want to say "told you so", but nothing's surprising here: it is a crappy show.
So, basically, humans get the inconvenience of being vampires—can't get out during the day, but without the benefits, like seducing teenage girls, living forever and getting tons of TV shows.
The "apostles" who are hungry for power would tear Apple apart from within, like the early Christians after Jesus or the Muslims after Muhammad.
The sound is disturbing. The image....hmm, more like startled than horrifying, like the reaction you get when a squirrel suddenly runs into the headlight of your car.
The west coast would laugh at a 5.9.