[Jeff]

The add-on not only blocks Youtube comments, but any site on the internet that has any form of comment section it will hide it.

[Striker]

The fact that they're even there is the problem. Regardless if I read them or not, the knowledge that the majority of today's population is THAT FUCKING STUPID, makes me want to fucking stab people. The gene pool seriously needs some chlorine. Getting a blocker won't change that fact, nor will it make anyone disappear.

[duke64nukem]

lol missing some exclamation points there in that post aarrrghhhhh

[Jeff]

You can't change people, you can only change yourself.

[MrBlackCat]

Jeff, on 18 November 2015 - 12:18 PM, said:

You can't change people, you can only change yourself.

Conditions can change people though... and people can change another persons conditions.

Reason takes great effort where force usually takes far less, but either one can cause someone to change themselves. It is the same as why people who wish to live, don't jump from cliffs, generally speaking. If something poses a threat to our survival, we will find a way to survive, including altering who we are today.
Because a person or persons can change the conditions of another person, any of us can technically be changed... I know, as I have both been changed, and changed others. Not by destroying them with a knife however...

MrBlackCat

[Striker]

Sixty Four, on 18 November 2015 - 11:55 AM, said:

lol missing some exclamation points there in that post aarrrghhhhh

What the fuck are you even rambling on about?

[Forge]

StrikerMan780, on 18 November 2015 - 10:47 AM, said:

The fact that they're even there is the problem. Regardless if I read them or not, the knowledge that the majority of today's population is THAT FUCKING STUPID, makes me want to fucking stab people. The gene pool seriously needs some chlorine. Getting a blocker won't change that fact, nor will it make anyone disappear.

Sixty Four, on 18 November 2015 - 11:55 AM, said:

lol missing some exclamation points there in that post aarrrghhhhh

StrikerMan780, on 18 November 2015 - 05:38 PM, said:

What the fuck are you even rambling on about?

He's saying he agrees with your statement with special emphasis on some of your points.

Lighten up before you blow a capillary in your forehead.

[HulkNukem]

StrikerMan780, on 18 November 2015 - 10:47 AM, said:

The fact that they're even there is the problem. Regardless if I read them or not, the knowledge that the majority of today's population is THAT FUCKING STUPID, makes me want to fucking stab people. The gene pool seriously needs some chlorine. Getting a blocker won't change that fact, nor will it make anyone disappear.

The majority isn't that stupid; its just that the stupid ones are the only ones wasting time spouting stupid shit online.

[Hank]

Am I the only one that feels not exactly smarter than the average Youtube commend?

[X-Vector]

StrikerMan780, on 18 November 2015 - 10:47 AM, said:

The fact that they're even there is the problem. Regardless if I read them or not, the knowledge that the majority of today's population is THAT FUCKING STUPID, makes me want to fucking stab people. The gene pool seriously needs some chlorine. Getting a blocker won't change that fact, nor will it make anyone disappear.

Insightful criticism disguised as a Youtube comment, ingenious.

[Lunick]

Anybody remember a game called Kula World (or Roll Away)? Looked like this:



I found a game on Steam today that seems to be the exact same thing almost but with a space theme http://store.steampo....com/app/410440

[Daedolon]

[Striker]

HulkNukem, on 18 November 2015 - 09:39 PM, said:

The majority isn't that stupid; its just that the stupid ones are the only ones wasting time spouting stupid shit online.

I wish I had the kind of faith in humanity to believe that isn't the majority.

[Jeff]

MrBlackCat, on 18 November 2015 - 05:12 PM, said:

Conditions can change people though... and people can change another persons conditions.

Reason takes great effort where force usually takes far less, but either one can cause someone to change themselves. It is the same as why people who wish to live, don't jump from cliffs, generally speaking. If something poses a threat to our survival, we will find a way to survive, including altering who we are today.
Because a person or persons can change the conditions of another person, any of us can technically be changed... I know, as I have both been changed, and changed others. Not by destroying them with a knife however...

MrBlackCat

I suppose I say this because a few years ago, I spent a good while crafting well rounded arguments and was never able to convince the other person to see it differently.

I mean, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink it.

[Zaxtor]

[HulkNukem]

Jeff, on 19 November 2015 - 07:23 AM, said:

I suppose I say this because a few years ago, I spent a good while crafting well rounded arguments and was never able to convince the other person to see it differently.

I mean, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink it.

I used to think the exact same way, I had no faith in humanity, its only recently I've been turning around and its cliche what I said, but its absolutely true; the absolute idiots are the loudest. Things could've been the exact same way back in the Wild West times, we just don't know if people were bickering idiots because there's no permanently archived part of the internet preserved to it like they are now.

[MrBlackCat]

Jeff, on 19 November 2015 - 07:23 AM, said:

I suppose I say this because a few years ago, I spent a good while crafting well rounded arguments and was never able to convince the other person to see it differently.

I mean, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink it.

Ironically, one of my personal motto's for the last 20 years or so is "I can lead a horse to water, make him drink, and have him thank me for the drink when finished..." In the end, it is his decision, as with all of us, but under the right conditions or influences, the decision becomes our own. People can be incredibly adaptive with the right reasons, and I don't mean just survival.

MrBlackCat

[Fox]

[Hendricks266]

How it feels to study Computer Science

[Jeff]

MrBlackCat, on 19 November 2015 - 03:52 PM, said:

Ironically, one of my personal motto's for the last 20 years or so is "I can lead a horse to water, make him drink, and have him thank me for the drink when finished..." In the end, it is his decision, as with all of us, but under the right conditions or influences, the decision becomes our own. People can be incredibly adaptive with the right reasons, and I don't mean just survival.

MrBlackCat

The kind of people I was dealing with were extremely closed-minded.

Sometimes I just wanted to yell this at them.

[Mark]

Damn. The first snowstorm of the season is dumping over here.

[Jeff]

First snow this year was in early November. Last year, was in September.

[Person of Color]

Jeff, on 20 November 2015 - 08:47 AM, said:

The kind of people I was dealing with were extremely closed-minded.

Sometimes I just wanted to yell this at them.

I am going to abuse the shit out of this video when debating liberals and their precious Muslims...LOL.

[Jeff]

Someone should make a 10 hour loop of that video.

[Person of Color]

Totally. I also want a second video just with that one scene where

Spoiler

Shepard convinces TIM he's indoctrinated and he protests and says it's not true

[Jeff]

I think Youtube limits the amount of video you have to 15 minutes, unless you have some kind of special account. I'm a pretty casual user. Not like some people who upload videos daily. Last time I uploaded something was 2013 or something.

I'll see if I can make a video like that. Shouldn't be too hard. There is a lot of videos of that particular scene on Youtube though.

[Zaxtor]

Fold A Piece Of Paper In Half 103 Times And It Will Be As Thick As The UNIVERSE
http://www.iflscienc...-thick-universe

I calculated on my own and they were almost right.
Folding a paper in half 103 times would actually be 14 billions of light years thicker than the observable universe.
103 folds = 107,192,619,335.4 LY
observable universe size
~93,000,000,000 LY
An average paper is 0.1mm thick and you need 100 to make 1cm thick.
103 folds has 10141204801825835211973625643008 layers of paper.

[Hank]

Zaxtor, on 21 November 2015 - 12:48 PM, said:

103 folds has 10141204801825835211973625643008 layers of paper.

That is a big number what if it turns out that the universe is actually infinite?

[LeoD]

Hank, on 21 November 2015 - 02:15 PM, said:

That is a big number what if it turns out that the universe is actually infinite?

There's a lot of evidence that it's not, although large parts of it have become invisible/unreachable already.

[Zaxtor]

Hank, on 21 November 2015 - 02:15 PM, said:

That is a big number what if it turns out that the universe is actually infinite?

Is the observable universe.
As technology advances we might see more.
We never know.