It’s absolutely amazing, how when one new idea takes root and provides a disruption to the status quo, the old guard rushes to squash it as quickly as possible. Take AirBnB for instance. What you’ve got, is the Uber of hotel rooms. People are free to create their own guest lodge, prospective tenants can save cash when they rent a residential room for the night and everyone is happy. Unless you’re a hotel chain of course.

Why ban violent video games then, when they could be used to actually help people? I’m not talking about recycling copies of Rogue Warrior into Kevlar vests for kids when they arrive at school, but rather the idea that Rhode Island Representative Robert Nardolillo III has for imposing a small sin tax on the material and then using the funds to to set up programs that address the mental health root causes of troubled individuals.

You can’t have a Doctor Who show without a few key ingredients. Namely, the Doctor himself, a TARDIS, some sort of alien menace and at least one forum bitching endlessly about how showrunner Steven Moffat is ruining the franchise. But there’s one other key ingredient that a proper Doctor Who episode has to have: A companion. They’ve been around since …

The BBC has finally revealed who the newest companion for the long-running Doctor Who TV series will be: Say hi to Pearl Mackie AKA Bill.

Lets face facts. Guns and lasers aren’t the most civilised way to engage in battle. We’ve lost our honour as we progressed through society, which is something that we seek to reclaim today, with the mighty sword. We’ve got two veterans lined up today, itching to test their metal (All the puns!) against one another, as we pit the supernatural …

Even the Obama administration is against the controversial Stop Online Piracy Act, which could damage the internet greatly.