"Endure it" Half Left?
You'll love it.

You're like the bloody fourth member, seeing as how much they talk about you.

I think you had more air time than Lauren!

i have sympathy for you jim. i too have an ingrown toenail.

Hey Wardrox picking up from last PC's thread...what VST you are using to compress the vocals? You shouldn't really even need a vocal compressor to level out the vocals.

I know a thing or two about sound design...would be glad to help. PM me or something. Would be great if you guys were all at the same volume level for this podcast!!!

"Hey Jim, thanks for giving all the Dtoid people that you hung out with in Dallas a big shout out...

Oh, wait.... D:"

Fuck. I was planning to do this thing. Fucking Wardrox put me off of all my stories. :(

Hey jim, I like that you are a libertarian. Libertarians know where its at.

Hey Wardrox, see you're actually featured on the Urbis website regarding the exhibition.

guys, what was the name of the mmo Atheistium was playing?

As for video games affecting people; like everything else in life, there are no experiences that will universally affect every human being in the same way.

It's possible that in the aggregate, video games will cause aggression, and it's equally possible that it will reduce aggression.

However, no matter which results the studies reach, it will still be an aggregate result by comparison of averages, and it makes no sense to apply that generalized result to individual situations, because for some people, it will cause the results the law intends to prevent.

For example, if you make violent games mandatory for children, then some disturbed kid will copycat the game. If you make violent games forbidden for children, then some disturbed kid will get no release for his tendencies and become violent.

The question some people are asking is which one happens more, with the intent of applying legislative force in the opposite direction, however, that would be an 'ends justify the means' decision which would ruin people's lives for the sake of improving a few statistics.

To advocate legislation of video game sales is an assertion that parents and children are not as knowledgeable about their own lives as someone in some government building who has never met them, and that's a dangerous idea.