(Source: thelyonrampant)

Come on, guys. You could have 3D printed water filters, pacemakers, eyeglasses, a billion useful things. Instead: guns.

I don’t know if they can pull this off but the first Thor was surprisingly not terrible.

I cannot be clear enough how terrible a Vince Vaughn/Owen Wilson vehicle about Google is going to be.

Sometimes it’s clear that a movie is being made solely to launch a much more profitable games franchise.

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That’s John Howard, Australia’s Prime Minister at the time of the Port Arthur Massacre in 1996. After the massacre, he prompted the passing of gun control laws throughout Australia. Gun buy-back programs resulted in the destruction of 600,000 guns, private sales were prohibited, guns were required to be individually registered to their owners and assault weapons were banned or heavily restricted. The result? Gun homicides reduced 59%, gun suicides dropped 65% and there have been no mass shootings since (4 or more deaths at one time).  

Really Glad Someone Giffed this…

Full length Video is here

As usual for Ms. Monáe, the video is brilliant, has a weird science-fiction narrative, and features lots of black and white.

Spoiler alert: almost certainly not. Oh man, I want everybody in America to have to try this out.

1. Always start by assuming you are the smartest person in the room. If other people demonstrate otherwise, be quick to revise that opinion.
2. If you don’t understand something, the chances that you are the very dumbest person in the room are slim. Ask the question, and somebody else will soon chime in.
3. Remember that basically everyone is motivated by deep-seated insecurity about something, you just need to work out what. It’s often about how smart they are.