It used to be an expo where companies could display their latest electronic entertainment.

Somewhere along the way it because some sort of sacrificial altar where zealous "gamers" ripped out people's hearts for the blood god.

So what's going to stop China from just buying the same data from Google and Facebook?

The correct title would be: Dr. Smethurst.

"Dr. Becky" is a light hearted informal youtube name and I think the quotes are valid. It's got a "Dr. Nick!" quality too it.

Well they don't assume their original audience is a racist who's going to get alienated by minorities on the show.

I'm not, no.

I mean, it's been discredited for a long time now.

For the most part, if you hear about some famous archaeological site aligning with such and such a constellation, it's almost certainly a load of crap. This sort of thing was popular with pseudoscientists back in the day, and it just sort of caught on.

Consider walking along and getting hit by a gust of air. It last for a couple of seconds and might make you adjust your balance, hesitate your next step, etc.

Now think about driving your car down the freeway at 60 when you're hit by the same gust of air. It lasts for a much shorter time, and you have to very briefly compensate your steering, but only a tiny bit.

Now imagine your car is a hundred times bigger and travelling at 500 mph when it the same gust hits. The duration will be so short that it doesn't even register, but the force all across the plane is proportional, so it just feels like a big thump, a speed bump.

Sort of the same principle as speed bumps themselves when you think about it. The whole point is to make you slow down and stretch out the time that speed bump is interacting you. The faster you go and the harsher you feel.