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Well, regarding that interview thing: It's very common. People aren't really regretting or doubting. They know they're not caring for objectivity, they're merely trying to somewhat secure their future credibility. This seems to work most of the time. The only proper response in my opinion is to start a symphony of "I TOLD YOU SO" from all the scientists who have been dissed by those who now 'admit' their failure, and if this is received with aggression and defiance, then you have your evidence that they're not being sincere, or at least haven't learned anything and would do the same over and over. I mean, this is what politicians do all the time: Sincerity is popular, so when a politician deliberately messed something up, they can always say: "I'm so sorry, I haven't given everything, I promise I will improve, I have learned from past mistakes blablabla" Words are cheap. And you have the dissing as evidence right there: "Storch: So far, no one has been able to provide a compelling answer to why climate change seems to be taking a break." So he is the sole judge of what is "compelling"? That's a bit like saying no-one has proven that humans consume oxygen just because I personally am not convinced. And the "in five years" in the quote... that's counting on people's short memory span. Suddenly they say that temperatures haven't risen in nearly 15 years? Well, then they have lied to people for many years. It is absurd how openly they can admit that without fearing grave consequences. I wish people would recognize practiced politics in earlier stages and not confuse it with science. Something is wrong when people who are being exposed as liars don't suffer a credibility loss. This goes into psychological disorder territory. Mass hypnosis/delusion. New lies cover up older ones. First they say, temperatures are rising. Later they say temperatures WILL rise and then the first statement is being forgotten, overwritten by the newer one. All the while there are two information channels: One with official but obscure statements serving to save your ass and another one for the doomsaying. It's propaganda techniques.

LOL, I didn't expect the ending Somehow feels like a meme, like the idea is from somewhere else.

This is as good as the Spike one:

Pefect use for those wallpapers:

Their final, epic battle...

By the way... In Equestria, "plothole" is considered foul language. I guess that's why the show has so many. It's taboo to talk about such stuff, haha.

One picture says more than a thousand words. Season one in one picture. http://jiayi.deviantart.com/art/Friendship-is-Magic-276459863

1000 years. 1 moon. 1 pony.

To be accurate thought, she was imprisones IN the moon. I wonder whether the writers are fans of the hollow moon theory, haha.

Yeees, I love this so much... APPLEBUCKANEERS!

Best caption ever. Doesn't even need a picture to be awesome.

Does this count as typography?

Accurate reaction pic...

Face... priceless

Not an original idea it seems, but funny nonetheless

Dance, dance, dance

Somehow this picture feels awesome. I'm imagining a stroll through Ponyville at night.