The fact that you can't question Islam proves that it is infallible because, as we all know, might makes right.

On Bizarro World.

Sounds like whoever did this study had a vested interest in people using charging stations...

I didn't say it's worse than the IPCC says. I was referring to history, the past 50 years. Put down your knee jerk and listen.

Absolutely well before. I wouldn't be surprised if it was changed to 2030.

Climate change has always exceeded both time and severity estimates. That must has been consistent.

Here's hoping we don't later learn that the additive is toxic to all life or something.

It seems the seeds of our demise often come in the form of our rescue.

Something existed before. Something will exist after.

It doesn't have to be better to survive.

I think that, if we ever do lose capitalism, the system will do everything it can to survive and any change will be incredibly painful, even if necessary.

From the people who brought you "This has to end at 5 billion" and "Absolutetly no more than 7, we think. Bob says 7.4."

We're seeing this from two different angles.

What I'm saying is any challenge to a person's worldview, even the most well-thought out a patiently explained argument, is going to be met by resistance because our society does not value flexible thinking.

What's you're saying, if I'm hearing you correctly, is that a competent AI can make an argument that breaks through this inflexibility - and I just don't think that follows.

Again, cynical. I know. But I'm old; I'm supposed to be cynical. That's my job.

But I wish you and your theory all the best.

And yet, they lay at the heart of many of our misunderstandings all the same.

Alternatively, there may be a chance someone is trying to kill you...

I don't buy it. If you talk about things that people people in firmly - free will, an afterlife, a god - in a non-confrontational manner, they become confrontational. It's not the approach; it's the result.

I honestly don't think people will listen to anything that doesn't support their worldview. They won't listen to people and they won't listen to machines. Worldview is tough to shatter when the easy answer, be it religion or politics or Pokemon or Twilight or whatever a person invests their life in, is so tempting. Given the opportunity to think for themselves, people will flee in terror.

I'm a bit cynical.

My wife loves her Mach E. Hopefully, she's one of many bucking this trend.

This looks like mustard to me, which is an invasive species that has been choking out the California poppy.

I hope it's not.

That's true. It's slightly longer than "brief."

I don't understand why I would want to watch a villian's tv series. After all, no matter what he achieves, he's just going to get beaten by the Batman at some point, making the series kinda pointless, right?

They must have spent eight hours and a few joints on that one.

I'm 57 and I haven't so far. Odds are pretty good that I won't.

And, considering that it didn't stop this year, it'll get that much worse 15 years from now.

What will your children say?

In a shocking twist, the virus has mutated and turns everyone it infects peaceful and loving.

(lol)

When Louisianans die, they automatically generate a self-wrapping rug.

It's a side effect from all the gumbo...

/s (duh)

Sounds like the folks at the Verge wish to complain again.

Moving on...

Say it with me now...

"What could possibly go wrong?!"

In Florida, where they're only allowed by law to call those lights in the sky "shimmers."

/s