Kinglink

is it just me or does 20 answers seem a little weak? What is the average amount of answers for AMA?

There's a lot of hard questions that he avoided. Honestly this felt more like a PR puff piece than a Ask me Anything.

I know we don't want to force them to ask questions they might not like, but to me this feels quite underwhelming (especially because I like the idea of this technology, he just didn't answer a single question about it except what differs them from google)

If you ever want to worry about reddit. This is the post.

Fifty bucks. Reddit is no where near as profitable as people think but they can't find fifty bucks for the most important recruiting tool they have?

That's just sad.

There's actual stories and interviews from this guy, essentially on your first time on the show they tell you to bring three changes of clothes as they don't imagine you'll win more then two games. And from that they can mix and match if you need a fourth or fifth.

What friends? Oh the people I used to talk to?

Why did you avoid almost every question here?

In case anyone is interested, he answered 30 questions.

Not the worst answers either but there are some serious WTF moments to the point where I wonder if that was really Bill Nye.

Also most of the top voted questions are not answered. Even serious questions about science, or the documentary... Or questions he should have known would be asked (asking him to comment on reactions to his recent TV show)