Talenhawk

We all assume we would fight in the streets, unfortunately war can be much more psychologically challenging than how we imagine, an invader would take advantage of that trauma along with brutal ruthlessness to try and quell uprisings. Now granted an uprising may be inevitable due to the size of America vs N Korea, but (I don't know any of the story besides what's here btw) if the story takes place in a timeline where N Korea strategically struck down most leaders and focused on the initial assault and first few days/weeks it would make sense to me

Microsoft innovation, much like a dream, awesome for a few minutes or an hour then back to reality and you barely remember why you were there in the first place

@Courtney
Science is made up of theories, as soon as someone definitively states something as "fact" they are no longer scientific. It's an age old debate on whether we can ever "know" anything. Data can be massaged many ways and the experimenters bias is a very real problem because we often see what we want to see. I have not read this mans research but I find it hard to believe this built in anything more than anecdotal information but will wait to see

The deadliest furniture I have would have to be my top heavy 3 bulb lamp, the thing has 3 (hydra like) swivel head lamps but a seriously underwighted base that has nearly bashed my skull in at least 42 times. Xbox all the way!

Support, because none of you are worth getting my own hands dirty...I'll let my turrets and airstrikes do the work for me. Or I'll have your own turret do it :)