What a great tip, especially when you've got important stuff in the trunk that you don't want to forget about.

That's some potent paper right there. Hits pretty hard.

That Hall family looks pissed.

(edit) Wow, didn't even read the description first.

(edit2) I think I gleaned the specific algorithm watching the whole thing through. The player just has to enter the answer's letters in the right order, with anything between them.

Excellent! I implemented that policy for myself after The Matrix trailers spoiled all of the movie's VFX back in 1999. I've been slightly more lax in recent years (for movies I don't care about or am not sure of) but it's definitely a good policy. Also highly recommended.

I watched this one, though.

Or it's a fun hobby for someone who enjoys cooking?

I understand and agree that asking anyone to fact-check in real-time is a tall order. Sure, we might expect it of properly prepared professionals, but even then knowing every possible relevant citation is nigh impossible.

But if you're a major news network running a debate, with a horde of staff at your disposal, I would love to see a debate that at least calls out the bullshit in near-real-time.

"We're going to fact check that within the next 5 minutes, are you sure that's your answer?"
(5 minutes later)
"It turns out your statements on your attitude toward the Iraq war were rather inaccurate according to these specific citations: ..."

I only have one response:

BWAAAAAAAAA

High ratings required for downvotes? Boo.

Something like this, very direct anti-shadow lighting.

http://pictures.content4us.com/products_high_res/KN-RL60_2.JPG

Gets pretty distracting once you notice it, but a lot more compact than giant light diffusers.

"BuDad?!"

Can't stop re-watching every time I come to VS.

The heavily accented English was such a bonus.

Also, bonus points for shameless cat clips.

I dunno, videos like this are a bit boring to me, because there's a super-simple TL;DR: "most people don't know how to argue logically". They think they do, but they're wrong. It's really sad, and why rational discourse is so rare.

Artificial volcano! With steel!

and, i would say, succeeds.

Wow, this is a bit long but make sure you watch 8:20 to 8:30