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When I was in college I had the odd experience of a couple of Mechanical Engineering graduate students coming to me - an undergraduate in psychology - when they were having trouble with homework problems. I didn't know the answers, but what the heck...? I'd ask them to work through the problem ...

No, it's not an iPod. They didn't have them in 1984, and it does say it's 1984. It wouldn't be a nano anyway; it's closer to the original iPod - only I don't see the wheel. My guess is that it's a mockup device, and symbolizes that she listens to her own soundtrack, not the party line. At nor...

@killer2611 Sorry, they aren't 20% smarter; they just pay attention and work harder.

1959 Chevy dates the film. It's real, standard govt propaganda of the time, like the poster, "Don't accept cigarettes from strangers. They may contain the killer weed marijuana." and the film "Reefer madness." Young girls were much more at risk of being molested than young boys (except by prie...

The most important thing the district attorney says is, "...but citizens have a right to self-defense, even against the police, if the police are using excessive force, if they're not performing a lawful duty." But even if you have that right, trying to exercise it gets you beaten to within an i...

Inexcusable. An eyewitness says he didn't attack the police officer, and we know the police always say that, even when there's video evidence to the contrary. But get real! An 84-year-old man? And drunk? What possible threat could he pose in any case to a competent police officer? The cop j...

Bizarre. From the beginning of the video, you can see the man in the brown shirt and baseball cap - he's just standing in line. Up come a several cops. One speaks to him and he apparently responds - while another slides around behind him, grabs and pins his arms, thrusts him face down over a b...

No, the police can't shoot you for not doing what they say. Deadly force is only allowed in the face of deadly threat. Of course, that doesn't mean they won't do it. But a 14-year-old girl, brought to the police station by her mother, not charged with anything, in an open playground, who doesn...