reminds me of SimSimi

A lot of those things seem like infotainment rather than anything genuinely useful.

Alas, double clicking on a mobile leads to all sorts of resizing shenanigans.

This is what the internet was, and should be again.

Now hide Spiderman and the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man in there somewhere.

Ahh the sad build mode music

I can't get the Webamp player to load. The default player works fine.

rich people doing rich people shit

And friends

You can exchange money for goods and services? I thought it all had to go to the rich overlords.

I'd gladly exchange having money for having this house.

Damn I wish I had money

My plan as a teenager was to build a LAN party room like that when I got a place with a big second bedroom and built up some spending money. Was planning to get there by 25.

Hah.

Awesome place, I dont know how people design stuff like that! Way beyond me.

the thing I like most about the house is the cat doorways and walkways. Thats just so neat.

LTT made a video about this house

I'm not expecting perfection - citing your sources should be a basic element of the initial dataset.

Currently the site is on par with "some guy at the pub said"

OP: "Hey, check out my website idea! It's still a work in progress, but let me know what you think!"

You: "If it's not 100% perfect with verifiable sources for every single fact ever then you suck and should feel bad until I'm happy"

I've seen a site like this before. It's really difficult to put stuff in that feels right. Take the "people use 10% of their brain" think. I didn't learn that. If anything, I learned we use all of our brain. In different classes I learned about the different parts of the brain. There was never anything like "and this is the part we don't use." Even in those old anti drug scare campaigns they'd show alcoholics' brain scans about how messed up it was, and it was never "but it's okay because we only use 10% of it."

That was just sort of a popular inaccurate fact that the movie trailer for Lucy got stuck in everyone's mind. Based on the context of the trailer, it seems like they imply they make some sort of super soldier drug that makes people use 100% of their brain.

So it becomes hard to really define because if schools are teaching it right but it's still a common misconception, which side do you put it in? And I definitely still think people think people use 10% of the brain. Either way, Lucy was a 2014 movie.

One of those is wrong. The rest are things I'm fairly sure nobody really believed even as a child.

None of them cited a single source, which was precisely my point.

Ohhhhh you turned this into reality!

You have the Internet at your fingertips. And most had at least a source you could fucking Google.

Oh good, more unverified slop.

You could do better and make something credible.