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  1. Paternal Stress Is Passed To Offspring on Paternal Stress Is Passed To Offspring (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    (in mice)

    Typical headline soundbite bullshit.

  2. I think the codes for nuclear facilities is ASME B31.1.

  3. Run for the hills!

  4. Re:Remove casing from a Wallmart clock - get invit on 'Clock Kid' Ahmed Mohamed and His Family To Leave US, Move To Qatar · · Score: 1

    "Merely a sign of the times we live in. Politicians cater to the press, and the press is only loosely based on reality. But mostly on what sounds like a good story to sell a point."

    And, Presto! RealityTheatre manifests itself according to predetermined narratives!

    Great parent post.

  5. Re:If you found it would you snitch? on VW Fiasco Puts Ethics In Engineering Under the Spotlight, CEO Steps Down · · Score: 1

    Gaming a test is not unethical.

    James Kirk didn't think so either.

  6. Grubered on IT Departments Try To Avoid Getting "Ubered" · · Score: 1

    As opposed to the American people, who have been Grubered.

  7. Re:uh no on The Campaign To Get Every American Free Money, Every Year · · Score: 1

    "What do you propose? The death penalty for neck tattoos?"

    Nah - he's obviously secretly designing one of those suicide booths seen in Futurama.

  8. Indifference on Facebook Is Building an 'Empathy Button' · · Score: 1

    Why not a 'meh' button?

  9. Wrong Direction! on Why We're Looking For ET All Wrong · · Score: 1

    Increase the sasquatch budget!

  10. Re:Tesla is not a Big Three company on 10 Major Automakers Agree To Include Automatic Emergency Braking On New Vehicles · · Score: 1

    'Delusional' seems to describe a lot of people (and media) these days. I blame computers and software, because now "anything is possible" and people are gullible enough to fall for the blatant hype and marketing.

  11. Re:He's a lukewarmist, not a denier on Rupert Murdoch Buys National Geographic Magazine · · Score: 1

    Because "climate change" is a political issue and if you're not 97% on board with the alarmist dogma you get denounced, attacked and marginalized by the groupthink mob because you're worse than Hitler.

  12. Re:National Geographic magazine lost all credibili on Rupert Murdoch Buys National Geographic Magazine · · Score: 1

    Great post.

  13. Re:total bullshit? on Snowden: Clinton's Private Email Server Is a 'Problem' · · Score: 1

    "Neither President Obama nor Bush is "wanted" for any "crimes against humanity" by the ICC, INTERPOL, or any government."

    There you go again, patriarchically imposing objective reality upon (and oppressing) those who wish to live in their own fabricated world. Couldn't you have posted a trigger warning in advance for this microaggression?

  14. Re:total bullshit? on Snowden: Clinton's Private Email Server Is a 'Problem' · · Score: 1

    How many of her government gigs were *not* because she's Bill's wife? Zero. Yuuuuge entitlement, almost royalty-like.

  15. Emotionally Commit? on Is There Too Much New Programming On TV? · · Score: 1

    What are we, a bunch of soap opera addicts?

  16. Re:Climate science, consistently misleading on Congressional Testimony: A Surprising Consensus On Climate · · Score: 1

    I'd mod you up but my karma took a nosedive around here since I started making posts like yours. Nah, no groupthink going on with the moderators here...

  17. Re:The Five Steps of Climate Change Denial on Congressional Testimony: A Surprising Consensus On Climate · · Score: 1

    I wonder what it must be like to be afraid of the future.

  18. Environmentalist math. Rarely correct, never in doubt.

  19. Re:Toilet paper and timber? on Earth Home To 3 Trillion Trees, Half As Many As When Human Civilization Arose · · Score: 1

    Since when do most modern environmental claims make sense? Nowadays it's a lucrative government/crony capitalist megabusiness.

  20. Re:Three Seashells on Earth Home To 3 Trillion Trees, Half As Many As When Human Civilization Arose · · Score: 1

    "Discounting the costs of processing and shipping, toilet paper is actually renewable."

    And it comes with its own fertilizer!

  21. 1. Make dire prediction
    2. Wait long enough
    3. Say, "See? I told you so!"

  22. Re:Do something money can't solve on Ask Slashdot: What Would You Do If You Were Suddenly Wealthy? · · Score: 1

    Pffft, there's software for that.

  23. Re:3mm is the key on NASA Scientists Paint Stark Picture of Accelerating Sea Level Rise · · Score: 0

    But panic sells and climate hysteria is (government funded) big business.

  24. Re:More Fearmongering on The Nations That Will Be Hardest Hit By Water Shortages By 2040 · · Score: 0

    Yes, expect the doomerism and FUD to carry on at a steady pace right up until the conference for the Parisites in December.

  25. Re:commentsubjectsaredumb on Robots Are Coming For Our Jobs, Just Not All of Them · · Score: 1

    Government "job creation" inevitably results in worthless phoney-baloney jobs.