Speaking as someone who has waited until midnight for a game (It was Zelda: Skyward Sword), it's not so much that you HAVE to have it immediately. It's a social event. You get to spend time with random people who have the same passion as you. It's like an online message board, but in real life. It's actually a lot of fun.

Easy there, Alex Jones. It's a story, not a dick. Don't take it so hard.

Wasn't he one of the first YouTube celebrities? Usher saw that he had potential to make money?

Naive* And it hardly stops with Obama. One of the ways Bush managed to win re-election was that he had an incredibly sophisticated Get Out The Vote operations. They managed to work things down to a science, targeting people they believed to be either republican voters or those who could be and encourage them to vote. Even if it was a single house on a street, they'd visit just that one house. It was really interesting.

Even with products you do purchase, you'll get used like this. I get it, this stuff is scary because we're well into the dawn of Big Data. But to imagine that you can simply run away from it all is unrealistic. Short of a hermit life up in the mountains, disconnected from society, is really the only way to get away from this.

Checking out Propofol? Well, if you say so.

I'm not even sure how you screw this up. It's not like a America/UK thing where they use different letters, like realize and realise. It's sense no matter what.