That would be something preprogramed, not something that gained knowledge through creativity.

Are you Canadian?

Do you think you’re Canadian? Serious question; if you follow there’ll be a payoff.

“I grab ’em by the pussy.”

Where do you live?

Yes, Casino Royal was great, but I also loved Skyfall

Punched once, not twice. Once, not twice.

Star Wars is quintessential, yet it was not present.

Which Bond film do you think is the best?

Jonathan Chiat is a hero among free speech advocates and those concerned with its suppression.

That is an unfounded claim. The scientists supporting and creating the way forward likely wouldn’t be bothered by this. People who have a fundamental understanding of what constitutes who we are wouldn’t have a reason to be personally bothered by this. Those who view ownership as an illusion probably wouldn’t find…

I cannot think of one reason why that would bother me – my DNA? – it’s simply DNA; no one owns it.

I admire him.

House dust is mostly human skin I’ve heard. If you visit (only if you’re nice), would the dust you leave behind still be yours? Basically, do you think the skin cells that fall off your body are your property? Be honest.

Surely you can say why it’s wrong if it’s so simple.

She said she thought he had a bar in his hand and that he was trying to jimmy the lock. Her words are in the video, so there’s no doubt what she want’s you to think. Anything other than that is speculation. What she would have done is irrelevant because she did not do anything other than what she did. Other…

She said she thought he was trying to jimmy the car open because she saw a bar in his hand. She said that, so we have to take her word for it. Her word is the interface to her consciousness. We cannot know what she’s thinking until she tells us. That’s the way it works. For example, you’re asking questions that…

Perhaps she would have; it is unknown.

One does not steal skin cells in the way mentioned in the article. How would you answer my question keeping this in mind?