I'm starting to think maybe it was a mistake to let nerd media take over the world.
Eugenics? A guy going bald that early?
Has he never heard of a humidifier? Good lord.
will automate millions of jobs if it works, might kneecap the economy
will kneecap the economy if it works, too. Because companies certainly aren't going to keep people employed in those millions of jobs.
Rice and beans, not eggs.
Merriam-Webster says "marked by a wild irrational staring of the eyes"
Which sounds a bit more accurate than a mere physical quirk.
Yeah that was my read of the game from my first exposure to it. "You have to buy cards sight-unseen hoping to get good ones? That's a scam."
It's like they looked at Dungeons and Dragons product churn and thought "No, that's not shitty enough"
Mr Burns (seated) and Smithers.
Frankly I'd be more impressed if they had a lab of non-thermodynamic devices.
The real “techbros” are all business people in an actual position of power, not the introverted QA tester just trying to get through the day.
If the QA tester goes home and checks his Raspberry Pi dogecoin mining rig, and is saving up for a Cybertruck, he's probably a tech bro, if only a larval one.
Why the hell would anyone think about Cyrus the Great every day, let alone fondly.
National ID wouldn't change that unless voter local registration and change-of-address updates were all rigidly and securely integrated.
So long as voter registration is a locally-managed list of names and addresses it's possible to go in and arbitrarily declare some of the registrations void.