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(prediction) And NEW champion: From a fan's perspective this isn't even that bad. The worst part is all the fake apologies we're going to have to deal with from JJ. I'm happy to see a Cormier vs Rumble fight. I'm totally uninterested in a Bader fight.

It doesn't have to be the same actor. Nightcrawler wasn't cool because Cummings was a great actor. His talking scenes were more obligatory than anything. And yeah, nightcrawler's ability to teleport is great vs other mutants. I'd put him squarely in the middle of the other Xmen in terms of...

Not sure how you could mess up a character that badly that was already perfected in cinema ten years ago.

I don't disagree, but if we start having dozens or hundreds of groups out roaming our solar system for profitable ventures constitutes as a huge swing in our lives. How many space vehicles are there outside of orbit? Isn't it less than ten?

Becoming an interstellar civilization is an important goal, but I think a compact, reactionless drive that can achieve 1g thrust would make huge swings in our lives long before we started looking to other solar systems.

Assuming that the warp drive creates a relatively cheap way to traverse our solar system quickly (as in, can travel to Titan in a month), a few things happen: 1. Space research is much cheaper. 2. Space tourism becomes a viable business. 3. Asteroid mining is likely made profitable. 4...

Not sure why this is even a debate. Before Cad's patience wore thin literally everyone but Hodj agreed that Cad was correct. Hodj returning the next week to try to claim a victory is pretty laughable.

Haha. When you're rich enough that you can afford a chauffeur, drunk driving is a new level of dumb.

If you want I can send you a copy of what I do today so you can make specious arguments as to the nature of my brain chemistry based on circumstantial and untestable evidence!

Depp plays Christopher Walken players a Gangster. Nice!

I'm saying that the 'hard sciences' aka engineering (you put it in with hard science, not me!) gave us stone tools. Social sciences are jerking off over it millions of years later.

I was joking about the social sciences, but it is funny that the contribution you've come up is social sciences discovering what the hard sciences did 3.3 million years ago.

Haha that's true.

Is RSI going to sell space polish on their cash shop for $5?

I agree with your statement. Valve botching a paywall for mods changes nothing.

Social sciences don't have to worry about ethics because nothing they do matters anyway. Physics and engineering makes an atom bomb, chemistry makes agent orange, social scientists lock some students in a fake jail and make other students be the keepers while one guy is ordered to electrocute...

There's info here and there: Ex: Today: Stretch Goal ACHIEVED - News & Announcements - Crowfall Community Personally I don't really care until the first alpha comes out and people can get ingame to see it.

I don't really know if excel is necessary for my purposes. I just put the tables I need into powerpoint spreadsheets.

If Hodj's moderation were as bad as his posts in this thread I'd have stripped him of all lands and titles.

Hodj, you'd do a lot better if you understood Cad's argument.

Hodj is either incapable of understanding your point, or unwilling to respond to the core issue.

Because I am the governing body that determines the ethics of your shit posting. So it is definitionally unethical for you to damage my beloved science thread with philosophy, law and governance.

Summation of the argument: Cad: "Governing bodies determine what science is and isn't definitionally ethical, therefore a body that has no authority on a group of scientists can not define what is ethical for them." Hodj: "Here are some bodies who have no authority on these groups of...

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You've godwin'd this argument two posts after I told you to make your final statements, ergo you lose. Cad is the winner. If you guys want to continue an ethics discussion do so here:Ethics in the Sciences Meanwhile in science: That EMDrive everyone is apprehensive about behaved oddly when...

In theory I've been hoping this would happen for a long time. If the incredible Skyrim-level mods are monetized such that the mod creators get the lion's share(80-90%), the original publisher gets a small cut(15-5%), and the host gets a sliver (5%) there's a few things that can happen: 1...

I think people underestimate how stupid they'd look when they aren't Jamie Lannister, and when they wear it over a dirty Metallica t-shirt and jeans. Plus if it's accurate at all it'd be highly uncomfortable.

Hey lawfags, state your position on whether embryonic research in China can be considered ethical if it's not considered ethical in the West and move on. This is the science thread, not the "Old women worrying about the ethics of science" thread.

Oh you get the same amount you paid for? That's good, I thought it was some fraction of what you paid for.

Any more medieval fights? I feel like in that format, a finish is either improbable or potentially fatal. Swords aren't there to knock you unconscious, they're there to gut you open.

Are you arguing that: 1. GRRM will make the ironborn significant while the show does not? 2. That there's still time for the ironborn to be significant, so we can't count them out because the books haven't? 3. That because the books don't show the ironborn being insignificant, they are still...

That's my guess too. I imagine the leather to be hardened to where full seam would limit mobility.

those animations are the stuff of nightmares.

I hop you like bagpipes and smashing of randoms!!

Thats the model we have. We really like it. We fry not to let him swing too much in it because i heard they can get dependent on it.

Everytime I watch an expose on the costumes I'm blown away by the detail and effort they have.

There isn't a straw Rescorla won't grasp to explain away problems in ESO.

The idea of people 'melting' virtual ships for a game that's not out yet cracks me up.