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25 years ago, border passages through the Berlin Wall were opened. Germans on both sides were free to travel. The Cold War was over. Berliners started hacking at the Wall, knocking out chips and chunks. It was the greatest party of the 20th century. Despite everything the U.S., Britian...

I taught my black kids that their elite upbringing would protect them from discrimination. I was wrong. By Lawrence Otis Graham November 6 I knew the day would come, but I didn’t know how it would happen, where I would be, or how I would respond. It is the moment that every black parent...

This didn't happen before Obamacare. Sorry. Couldn't resist.

You've got a great future in politics.

The specific language is "Four out of five dentists surveyed recommend sugarless gum for their patients who chew gum." That's not an interpretation, that's a quote. Here are the adverts: 1981 Trident Spearmint Gum Commercial with Peggy Fleming - YouTube Stock Footage - TRIDENT SUGARLESS GUM...

Yep. Lie about what they said, then mock them for what they never said.

Only if it involves a girl from South Carolina.

Could you mix me a metaphor while you're up?

Your entertainment value's running out pretty fast. We're gonna have to switch over from laughing at your hopeless flailing to baiting and taunting your lackwit belligerence.

I generally let little things go, but poor language skills are often accompanied by poor education and general ignorance. Not all the time, but it is a warning sign.

Seriously? "Proudness?" "Proud" has a noun form: pride.

Ilk.

You and your ilk. Ilk. Ilk. ILK! Ilkilkilkilkilkilkilkilkilkilk! Ilk.

You sure you weren't just bulimic?

Police shootings spur workers' compensation awards By Luke Broadwater The Baltimore Sun...

There are two kinds of people who think there is any certainty in science: imbeciles and true believers. Though the second may be a subset of the first.

Subject demonstrates excellent grasp of the patently obvious. Recommend immediate promotion.

By that logic, there's no difference between a horse and an automobile. As you say, same functionality. And in all likelihood, solar panels will be vastly more efficient. Your question, in case you've forgotten in your drooling worship of fossil fuels, was not "How much energy does it take to...

You think that a semiconductor is no different from a vacuum tube? OK.

More than it will take in 100 years. It's weird that you, a scientist, seem to have trouble with the notion that in 100 years, our methods of doing things now will seem primitive and quaint, despite the fact that you have before you, pretty much everyplace you look, thousands of examples of...