It's not always discussed as such, but Hilbert's Hotel is a mathematically well defined topic and can be proved rigorously. An infinite set of rooms can be the set x1, x2,...xinf, and people can be y1, y2...yinf. You can pair every entry in these two sets. x1&y1, x2&y2,...xinf&yinf. You can't number a room without having a person in the room, and you can't find a person who doesn't have a room.

1. They knocked over the queen, not the king
2. The black king is in check, so it must be black's turn or the game is already over due to off-screen pieces
3. In the final panels you can see the lady who said the move was invalid was playing white

Thr guy was playing black and moved white's pieces because he already lost, justifying his move as an "overthrow of tyranny".

That's like only one yacht per year for the exec managing the program though, try being more considerate for our elite next time you critize something.

Good thing everyone in america kept buying bigger SUVs, that way the cars still peek out over the waterline. If we expect our storms to get worse, we should just keep buying bigger SUVs and we'll be fine!

Yeah I'm glad you brought up the doorbell. Once the jammer dog is jamming, it's impossible to ring most doorbells and choose the polite option. It's 110% murderville from that point onwards.

So they can't spare $80, but they decided to have a kid? Do they have any clue how much a kid will cost them?

The penguin makes forward progress because it depends on an open-source software stack that continuously improves with time, even if the penguin exerts no effort.

No, that'd be material science

You are the reason I have imposter syndrome.

A game trying to emulate one of the most complex and difficult to maintain games of this generation of gaming, developed by a mobile dev team, for a franchise that has a reputation for bad games, in a genre most people are calling "tired". Best case scenario, this game has a 1% chance of success IF it even exists.

There was an excellent movie called The Men Who Stare at Goats that'll get you up to speed, just remember it's a 100% factual documentary.

Now that I think about it, if NCD had to make a movie, it would end up exactly like The Men Who Stare at Goats.

This meme forgot that Katniss Everdeen was the first female lead in an action movie.