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Fondly regard creation.

Of course, in a dating context, it's at least as important to know the answer to the Shadow Question: "What do you want?"

Star Control II did something very similar--as time went on, the world changed, and eventually one of the villains would start their omnicidal rampage.

But should stupid adults have no rights?

Bond's article was mostly referring to fans of fiction and movies, but as someone who has spent time on fora related to both sports fandom and anime fandom, I can safely say they're very similar. You see the same sort of memetics in both--sports message boards frequently fill up with people "quoting"(I don't think this is the best word) the chants made in the stadium itself, much like you'll often see anime-related boards fill up with people quoting famous lines from certain series. You see the same sort of provincialism in both--"If you'r... (read more)

You don't, you use a decision model that incorporates bias.

It already is a socially accepted factoid. People are afraid of AI for no good reason. (As for Wolfram Alpha, it's at about the same level as ALICE. I'm getting more and more convinced that Stephen Wolfram has lost it...)

Next time, you can use ^W ;)

To make it look more fair than it actually is.

I know that PUA is "pickup artist" but what is AFC?

Only if you have some sort of information about the unanswered prayers.

The assumption is that you're in a two-choice vote, where there is no way to pull the rope sideways.

Usenet.

Also, race online tends to be much less visible than gender, which can be revealed in something as simple as my name.

On the other hand, "lonely voices of reason" are unlikely to overrun a community of idiots the way idiots can overrun a more intelligent community.

The idea of a null hypothesis is non-Bayesian.

On the other hand, 4chan's view of "fun" includes causing epileptic seizures in others.

Don't forget the part where they triggered epileptic seizures for fun!

You can force yourself to parse the sentence but I suspect that the part of your brain that you use to parse it is different from the one you use in normal reading and in fact closer to the part of the brain you use to solve a puzzle.

"Composition of my mind" is a bad phrase for it, but what I mean is that I have a collection of neurons that say "I'm a one-boxer" or similar.