So you just hate the majority of them (for reasons unrelated to their skin color), hate their culture and their music, and disagree with all of their political beliefs. And you're not racist.

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Futurama's ending was pretty great.

I test drove a Paceman when I was car-shopping. They're definitely fun to drive and look at, inside and out. My biggest issue was the costly maintenance that comes with its BMW parts.

There are much better cars out there, to be sure.

I looked to how to turn it off, and it's really easy, but it's still ridiculous that it's even an option.

Can't imagine how that feels, sorry man. I hope you two find a good alternative. On the other hand, you don't have to worry about contraception.

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In an ideal world, politicians would answer stuff like this. Adding so much content into each question just allows them to provide a less poignant response. I'd make them much more specific and short.

The CEO stopped the donations pretty much immediately after the controversy anyway.

What will you be studying? Arizona State University has a very good business school.

I'm not so sold. I lived in a border state (and a true one at that, not NorCal or some other area hardly affected) for 22 years and have a degree of anecdotal experience with illegal immigrants. On one hand, I know a lot of very smart, patriotic, and passionate illegal immigrant teenagers; in fact, in a nationwide high school robotics tournament, a local team started by Hispanic illegal immigrants is one of the top-performing teams in the country and is a strong source of STEM motivation for many Hispanic kids. On the other, illegal immigration (and legal immigration from Mexico) is a massive source of slavery, human trafficking, drug trafficking, gun trafficking, and violent crime.

It's difficult to assess the total utility of a person, as a unit. You can't just look at it as how much tax money they'll bring in, what jobs they can fill, or how much it will cost to deport. How much does it cost to incarcerate them for crimes unrelated to their immigration status? How much does it cost the state to provide schooling and medical and social programs that aren't being paid into because illegal immigrants don't file taxes? How much does it cost other agencies to deal with the massive amount of crime?

$500 billion over 20 years? How about the $100+ billion illegal immigration costs (not including deportation) every year? We can't just isolate figures like this, slap a rGDP loss on it, and say that's all there is to talk about. And at the end of the day, the Executive branch exists to execute the laws, not decide which ones to enforce, like ending DEA raids and stopping deportations. I'm all for an efficient and speedy path to citizenship and social programs to remove harmful socioeconomic conditions, but Obama's measure does none of that. It's purely an abdication of responsibility.

I wonder when Halo will devolve into an entirely multiplayer game. No campaign, just episodic Spartan ops at most, and yearly releases with updated graphics and polished gameplay. Like Unreal Tournament or Madden games.

Well let's take a look at the ups and downs. Suspended animation would require a power source. An enormous power source, and a stable one. A power source that could not, in all likely possibilities, ever fail. Because if it did, then you lose the cargo of the ship.

Okay, that's an issue on any ship. I think if we're talking a deep-space voyage, a stable power source is a given.

Skeleton crews, small groups of people, would have to be 100% devoted in their convictions. They would have to be psychologically sound, and have to be almost unbreakable psychologically.

Wouldn't everyone? I'm talking a rotating crew that would serve for a given period, then return to suspended animation, followed by another set of crew members. Mostly to do regular maintenance at set intervals. Like, every 3 months a few people would be awoken to do maintenance that can't be done by drones or the ship itself. It would take a few days, then they'd return to sleep.

But what if you built a more welcoming environment? A ship so massive that it mirrored terrestrial life almost perfectly? Gravity, plants, environments and so on. Self sustained and managed ecosystems that not only serve as providers, but a homely environment? The only real downside is the scale of the project, and the careful regulation of population.

With a rotating skeleton crew in suspended animation, you don't need a massive ship, you have drastically less power requirements, no need to regulate multiple generations of breeding, education, physical conditioning, etc.

I think suspended animation would be a more successful route, with a skeleton crew rotation. The resources required to sustain multiple generations of people seems insurmountable.

I consider Assad a puppet for his family more than anything else. The guy was a doctor in the UK before being called back to take the presidency, which his family clearly wanted to control through him.