For all its track record of innovation and investment the US has created for its tech businesses some interesting competitive disadvantages: high noise levels of spam and marketing, erosion of trust and degraded value of personal data, laws like Patriot Act and FISAAA which justifiably piss non-USians off, programs like PRISM which seriously undermine the credibility of the companies affected, the dead hand and
zombie brain of an out of control military - industrial complex.
Not exact matches
Zombies are driving office space rent and property values into the ground, so it might be beneficial to partner with another group
of like - minded,
brain - appreciating people.
Put away your books
of lies and quit acting like
brain - washed
zombies!
This gets crazier and crazier and Christians still ~ * believe * ~ in eternal life after death,
zombie messiahs, moral shades
of gray bundled in with loose and literal biblical interpretations... how do Christian's «
brains» still function?
What are
zombies but hoards
of brainless, unquestioning people seeking to devour those with
brains.
I get that your view
of church and pastors is that they are
zombie - like, feeling on
brains, forcing mindless conformity, condemning question marks with big b baseball bat exclamations.
I think these mummy hot dogs, spaghetti
brains with eyeballs, and meatloaf
zombies are all a product
of the Pinterest era.
TV and tablets make your
brain run out
of your ear onto your pillow at night and turns us all into angry consumerist
zombies who pour Mountain Dew on crops and then wonder why they die.
When the larva hatches it burrows into the ant's
brain and eats it from the inside, causing the
zombie ant to wander aimlessly for the two - week duration
of the feast.
Some
of the earliest evidence for this
zombie came from studies
of people who had suffered
brain injuries.
Their research raised the disturbing possibility that much
of what we think and do is thought and done by an unconscious part
of the
brain — an inner
zombie.
Blame «Night
of the Living Dead» for this, but many people mistakenly think that
zombies are nocturnal, going around their business
of walking around town with stilted gaits, looking for people whose
brains they can eat, only at night.
We've all seen the movies, we know the disaster scenarios: Extraterrestrial spores return from outer space, and in no time the citizens
of Earth are heaps
of dust or
brain - dead
zombies.
Perhaps
zombies and other fictional beings stimulate those neural regions
of our nonzombie
brains that allow for a healthy and nonviolent outlet for such ancient callings.
There is even a neuroscience text on the
zombie brain, Do
Zombies Dream
of Undead Sheep?
A «
ZOMBIE» fungus that infects fruit flies may take control
of them by releasing chemicals into their
brains.
As part
of your «Nine big
brain questions» special (3 April, p 26), Celeste Biever made a reference to the familiar problem that we «have no way
of proving we are not the only self - aware individuals in a world
of unaware «
zombies»».
Hey, what's the point
of having a lab full
of brains if you can't get in a
zombie mood now and then?
He discovers the goo is ophiocordyceps unilateralis, also known as «
zombie fungus», which infects the
brains of ants, controls them, morphing them abnormally before death.
If you loved Dead Island you'll love that Riptide gives you more
of the same, but everyone else should use their
brains before they turn to
zombie chow.
Since then, the
zombie movie has been a staple at the cinema and at home, with offerings ranging from the totally»80s classic Night
of the Comet to the biggest box office
zombie flick yet, World War Z. Because there are only so many ways to serve up
brains, and with TV's The Walking Dead doing an excellent job
of that on a regular basis, filmmakers are taking unique approaches to
zombies and treating them as characters, not just mindless threats.
Announced is a new
zombie survival mode where players must survive an infinite horde
of brain sucking
zombies for as long as they can.
Despite his intellect and wit though, R still attacks humans and feasts on them, specifically enjoying their
brains which — when eaten — show the
zombies memories
of their victim's lives.
Kids swallow suicide pills, a room full
of men blow their
brains out with pistols, men chasing each other with shotguns, and dead people come back to life as
zombies.
Nothing elegant about these vampires — they're reminiscent
of the
brain - dead but fast - moving
zombies from «28 Weeks Later.»
As you correctly assumed, Block
Zombies is a twin stick shooter where you endlessly slaughter wave after wave
of the undead until you inevitably succumb to their grubby,
brain craved hands.
The film is the brainchild (mmmm...
brains)
of Luke Thompson and Clara Nellist, both Ph.D. students in physics, who despite having no filmmaking experience decided that, dammit, they were going to make a film about exposure to the Higgs Boson particle turning people into
zombies.
Plants vs.
Zombies is one
of those genre - defining games, and now Xbox 360 gamers can get a taste
of the delicious
brains that PopCap has cooked for the Xbox Live Arcade.
Brain - hungry
zombies are bran - hungry
zombies no matter what side
of the evil scale you fall on.
She will never be accepted by the humans, who can't decide if she isn't merely a puppet
of the fungus invading her
brain, mimicking humanity; and she is not like the
zombie horde.
The generic scouts here are resourceful and become quite adept at destroying the
brains of the
zombies that have overrun their small town.
With that come some not - too - subtle nods to the history
of the
zombie genre, lest you forget that the the shambling
brain - munchers started out as a critique
of mindless American consumerism.
These unlikely
zombie hunters join forces with a sister - act pair
of small - time grifters (Emma Stone and Abigail Breslin) and head to a southern California amusement park, where hideous ghouls may eat their
brains, but at least they won't have to wait in line for rides.
We scored the game a 6.0 out
of 10, concluding the review with a simple statement: «Like the hungry
zombies that inhabit the titular island, Dead Island simply needs more
brains.»
Leaps and bounds away from the breed
of zombies George Romeo has familiarized us with, these Z's suffer a case
of super strength and amnesia but lack the malevolent, herdish
brain - gobbling qualities.
A young male
zombie spends his days roaming the barren and devastated wasteland that is America with limited thoughts and actions, only able to remember that his name while he was human began with the letter «R» and only yearning to eat the
brains of the few remaining living humans just so he can connect and learn to feel alive again.
This truly proved that
zombies are all the rage right now and that audiences really do want to see the world overcome by a similar outbreak resulting in bloodshed and
brain - splattering (on screen
of course).
Executions are carried off with startling frequency and gore (this film has as many headshots as a Romero
zombie opus) and, fascinatingly, Richet only slows the pace
of the film when he genuflects before three dead - centre
brain - plugs, as though they were Hindu bindi.
He's a conflicted
zombie who gets his girl by grunting, groping, dragging his feet and eating the
brains of her dead boyfriend (Dave Franco).
WHY: «Life After Beth» is a terrible movie, a dead - on - arrival
zombie comedy that's just as much in need
of some
brains as its title character.
In honor
of October's most awesome
of holidays, I am going to begin a three - part series about the gentlemen
zombie's choice
of cuisine: the «tween
brain.
A
zombie learner is
of no use to you, unless you have a
brain sandwich that needs feasting on.
Last week a friend
of mine observed that our culture is fascinated by
zombies because they reflect back to us our worst selves in relation to our technologies: a need to engage interminably in pointless activities; a hapless desire to be in contact with others like ourselves without sharing any meaningful emotional or intellectual matters; the compulsion to devour rather than use a
brain.
While I do like
zombies (just not when their hungry for my
brains), my best friend is much more
of a
zombie fan than myself.
Sure, there are darker elements such as the humans» struggle for survival after whatever curse or virus has been unleashed, turning all people who die into
zombies, and the Gothic horror element
of «debraining,» in which your close friends will remove your
brain in the event
of your death, just to keep you from becoming one
of the undead.
Most
of these mistakes may seem like no - brainers — things even
brain - deficient
zombies would know to watch out for.
It looks like Windows Phone 7 is going to have at least one pretty game on it when it arrives, in the shape
of Bye Bye
Brain — a 3D
zombie - based tower defense game.
The story is simple: after being overrun by
brain - crazed
zombies, a small town is rapidly locked down tight by the military and now you are forced to slice, dice and shoot your way through the hordes
of zombies that stand in your way.
Not only is the statement highly relevant, it's also the name
of the particular brand
of zombies that are coming to feast on our
brains.
One
of the best
zombie games on PC that you can play with friends - that is not Left 4 Dead 2 - Killing Floor 2 is a chaotic, frantic rush as you blow out undead
brains to rambunctious heavy metal.