Recent content by Fetus4188

Hmm, an interesting idea, I think I could take to it.

It's completely aboveboard and legal, get mad at your politicians for making the rules, not GE for playing the game. Also, there's probably no company better positioned to deliver "green" power technologies than GE so I don't know where that little rant came from.

If 10 people have each done 20 years of research it's considered 200 years of research.

I think we should stick to safe forms of energy production, like petrochemicals:

That would be good news. I loved playing those on PS2 but there's no way I'd get a modern console.

The people who would suffer most from catastrophic climate change would be the poorest people, so the superpowers of tomorrow would be the same superpowers of today.

Sounds like standard procedure for law enforcement for hundreds of years. Arresting the goons doesn't put an end to anything. The only thing that troubling is that Mexican authorities weren't in the loop, which makes me wonder if ATF believes their Mexican counterparts are in some way unreliable.

Wordplay, about crosswords and those who partake in them.

This is by far the least reputable of several new-state secession movements. What's the economic viability of the region? The University of Arizona is the only thing that comes to mind. A place, I would assume, that receives the majority of its funding from the rest of the state's...

Modern trains use diesel internal combustion engines. It goes beyond the ability to make small engines. Internal combustion is far more efficient than steam.

The only advantage of the steam engine is that it can be made to use pretty much any fuel/heat source. Today we still see them as steam turbine engines/generators using nuclear or solar thermal energy sources. The steam piston engine is definitely a goner.

No numbers are not numbers. Numbers in this sense represent data, fact. If you use false data you get false results.

Nevermind that oil in Manchuoku does little good with a destroyed merchant marine and subsequent inability to get it to the planes and warships that require it.

The Revolutionaries were inarguably liberal in the original sense of the word, not today's bastardized version.

I think CFC OT isn't Twitter and shouldn't be treated as such. If something is sufficiently worthy of discussion it can have its own thread, otherwise tell Facebook.