One of:

• eyes to see a wider spectrum of light (infrared to gamma-ray)
• ears to increase sensitivity or reduce it close to 0 a will
• nose to smell all dangerous stuff that is odourless (carbon monoxide f.e.)
• muscles not to lose training after a few days (I am not sure that wouldn't fuck up methabolism)
• have an organ to catch radiowaves (while being capable to switch it off)
• brown fat cells to never feel cold (with added super bonus that they also kill cancer by starving it)
• liver to remove toxins without being easily damaged

The choice is difficult :)

You can also mix login manager, window manager with desktop background managers, wallet managers etc..., in practice you can build your own desktop experience

There is a huge difference between a private owner, and a corporation. Anyhow they might have a common approach, I would say estate ownership should be limited to a certain number through incremental taxation the more you own the larger the tax bracket, like we do for income

"You look like a guy I saw in an episode of Rick and Morty" Smile "Elon Tusk?" "No Mr Poopy Butthole"

There is already a concept from french nobility about that... Didn't prevent their head to roll in the end

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noblesse_oblige?wprov=sfla1

You can balance it adjusting the rocket nozzle

It is enough to have one person doing the inside job, but this will escalate too and... welcome to modern Russia

Assuming good faith, that's a hell of an assumption

depends where in EU

Many good ones were already mentioned

But from memory:

• The snatch
• The big Lebowsky
• Clerks
• American Psycho
• 2001 a space odissey
• Blade Runner (possibly the directors cut)
• Apocalypse now (possibly the redux version)
• Full metal jacket
• The godfather (first 2 movies, the rest is not as good)
• Fight club
• Alien
• The Truman show
• In the mouth of madness
• They live
• The terminator (first 2)
• Animal house
• the dollar trilogy from Sergio Leone
• Once upon a time in America
• pulp fiction
• reservoir dogs

Has science gone too far?

No

I think, that having purpose in life helps, and women tend to prioritize social connection from a very young age, therefore they are on average more connected and that helps in finding purpose. The rest is pure force of will to fulfill the purpose

Very useful rules, I see... impossible to bypass :-)

Quite unusual, was it pure? As far as I know they always mix it with other nasty stuff beig it an excellent polar solvent

You are right, I mixed him up with Truman.

Meh, he also nuked hundreds of thousands of civilians, under the pretense to stop the war. If the Japs had the nuke and used on civilians in the US and US won the war anyway, i am sure it will be remembered more than concentration camps

Interesting, you just replaced losers and clueless in the gervaise principle

https://thepowermoves.com/the-gervais-principle-summary-review/

Alleluja, you have seen the light

This is right. This requires a discussion a bit wider than 420 letters, even more when they come from Rowling

Km is 10³m cm is 10^-2m so the difference is 10⁵ i.e. 100000 (one with 5 zeroes)

Or more intuitively one centi-meter is a 1/100 of a meter and Kilo-Meter is 1000 meter therefore 100*1000 100000

It is quite intuitive, once you start using it

What's weird is why we don't use Megameters and megagrams (i.e. one metric ton)