We watched the entire Duggar clan in "19 Kids and Counting" again for you, you ingrates. We also watched Agents of SHIELD, which is way better than watching the Duggars, but is still not quite a top-notch TV experience. Get your face-stuffing on with our
Star Trek&#039;s Federation and Soviet scifi writer Ivan Yefremov&#039;s <i>Great Circle</i> of cosmic civilizations -- and to a lesser degree the Strugatskys&#039; <i>World Council</i> -- all assume the existence of a world government on Earth that can shepherd the planet&#039;s resources towards such an expensive goal.
That picture is confusing. Is there a link to tossing Sophia Loren&#039;s salad?
A million ways I could go with that photo, guys, but all of them involve me and Sophia Loren having sex, so.... Winning?
Shatner is the Joe Biden of space. Discuss.
Star Trek&#039;s Federation and Soviet scifi writer Ivan Yefremov&#039;s <i>Great Circle</i> of cosmic civilizations -- and to a lesser degree the Strugatskys&#039; <i>World Council</i> -- all assume the existence of a world government on Earth that can shepherd the planet&#039;s resources towards such an expensive goal.
Why does NASA hate our freedom?