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A guy I worked with said that when the apes would huck rocks at them they'd throw a grenade with the pin in back at them. About half an hour later, and long after he had walked off, they'd figure it out and blow themselves up.

edit: whoops that should have gone to the other guy. Ah, well.

Its been three years and the green dye sprayed my rain coat still stains my scalp. Won't be missing the coat check this time around!

Theres been a lot of material to work with the past few years.

Thanks for the detailed response. I knew my questions were broad, but this is better than I was expecting.

Hello. Thanks for the AMA, its fascinating stuff.

My master's project involves creating virtual landscapes from GIS data for use as a policy decision support and training tool. Our lab is working on projects dealing with salmon runs, toxic algae blooms, and my focus wildfire.

I'd be interested in any insights you could give on how to make an effective learning virtual environment.

Additionally, do you have any thoughts on the role of presence in learning from virtual worlds?

Finally, I'd be interested to see you catalogue of saved papers. Once finals are over its time to get reaquainted with google scholar.