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If you're going to discuss natural selection and brain then there's no point in citing natural philosophers and linguists, it's all biology (or if you want to get serious, chemistry and physics). Everything a human does is a result of natural selection. Every part of your brain that pertains to...

of course he has sub mode on, and not only because of spoilers.

a lot of big twitch personalities are trying to sell the game pretty hard, then again they do that for most big titles these days.

Some categories, also considering over a longer time period: Best RPG - Baldur's Gate 2 Best FPS - Half Life Best RTS - Warcraft 3 Best MMORPG - WoW Best TBS - HoMM 3 Best adventure - Quest for Glory Best platformer - Super mario world

it's like that scene in V for Vendetta:

oh well, video removed...

Finally finished the game. overall, pretty good but a lot of mechanical clunkiness: with the whole short pause and sound effect every time one interacts with npcs or stuff, which gets pretty annoying after a while. but the main problem was that it felt a lot shorter than Planescape Torment, and...

the lack of reproduction of studies has many explanations. in part I believe generally there's simply no glory in reproducing others results, it takes a lot of time and won't get you any publication to speak of, which is really all research groups are about. today it's all about "publish or...

I like PoE, played through it a couple of times, but I think it still falls short of it's "spiritual predecessors" BG, Icewind dale etc. in part because it tries to be more edgy, dark and philosophical, which doesn't quite work out. It lacks the healthy dose of whimsical fantasy fun of the BG...

saw it today, a clear cash grab using star wars nostalgia. kind of interesting seeing them using the hyperspace more and more in space battles, but that's about it. seems to get easier and easier to kill large amounts of storm troopers for every movie.

Did not really enjoy this game. Too silly and whimsical world and story, with too much "oi, look at me, oi 'ave a silly british accent", but I wasn't a fan of the original game either, with the cluttered environment that's more of a pain to interact with, and what is the deal with having enemies...

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I don't really see why people dislike the 5th season, sure the whole fake murderer thing is a bit out there, but it does make a lot of poignant points similarly to previous seasons, and ties up as much as possible of all the threads. a lot of memorable scenes in that season. also, this clip...

No show should go beyond 10 seasons. things just inevitably get stale, it's better to give stuff a worthy send off rather than drag them out into a bitter end.

the theories i've heard that Jons army will be close to losing the battle, but LF and vale will ride in to save the day, and pledge themselves to Sansa as queen, sounds plausible. also, it was painfully obvious that stuff like 'hold the door', bran meeting the night king etc. was pure GRRM...

some people actually managed to predict it years ago though, even if not under those circumstances.case in point also wondering if the presence of weirwood trees at those scenes with the night king also mean that similar things will happen in the books too, considering bran can only see the...

too bad he hasn't really commented on the events in the show. he mostly seems to post on his blog and twitter about how salty he is regarding sad puppies, and 90% of the replies he gets to his tweets are "WRITE THE BOOK".

too bad they seem to be skipping out on arya's warging. also the tower of joy felt way less epic than in the book. should've kept 7v3 instead of 6v2, and extended the scene by removing that embarrassing conversation with tyrion and greyworm and melissandre. also seems completely against dayne's...

jaime was a great character in the books, in the tv series he started down that path but has now been reduced to the sidelines. the way jon has been handled so far has been so bland and disjointed. but it's good to see the show making quick steps towards the real conflict.

I don't quite see why ramsay would kill roose. it's been pretty hammered in the books that ramsay is only a sadistic brute, but it is his father who is truly frightening. "The son is just the shadow of the father..."