Anyone interested in the fourth dimension should definintely check out http://tetraspace.alkaline.org/
It may be kinda old, but it's still sure as hell interesting.
and is omnipotent, therefore knowing the future, we have no free will. That would mean that it doesn't matter wheter we believe or not; we have no choice.
This is not really a flash-based game, but still an amazing one. It's a very competetive, fast-paced FPS. It's in active development and in version 0.3 at the moment, but in my opinion already an extremely robust game. Also, it only weighs about 100 megs.
www.warsow.net
This is an idea that's quite far-fetched, but someday might just work:
Force everyone to lie about their personal information on the Internet. It's certainly easier than the current model, in which children are told not to tell anything about themselves. Then the criminals wouldn't know who to target, since they're not the only ones lying their asses off.
Ok, this probably won't work, but if this would be what schools and parents would teach their children to do for decades to come, it could be feasible.
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Anyone interested in the fourth dimension should definintely check out http://tetraspace.alkaline.org/ It may be kinda old, but it's still sure as hell interesting.
and is omnipotent, therefore knowing the future, we have no free will. That would mean that it doesn't matter wheter we believe or not; we have no choice.
This is not really a flash-based game, but still an amazing one. It's a very competetive, fast-paced FPS. It's in active development and in version 0.3 at the moment, but in my opinion already an extremely robust game. Also, it only weighs about 100 megs. www.warsow.net
This is an idea that's quite far-fetched, but someday might just work:
Force everyone to lie about their personal information on the Internet. It's certainly easier than the current model, in which children are told not to tell anything about themselves. Then the criminals wouldn't know who to target, since they're not the only ones lying their asses off.
Ok, this probably won't work, but if this would be what schools and parents would teach their children to do for decades to come, it could be feasible.
Even the tags agree, just google it!