masterpharos

Yes, we keep telling you. Get back in the Vatican.

more drugs. then you can escape by resonating all the atoms in your body at the harmonic frequency of all the atoms in the room and you just glide through the walls.

child's play, really.

This is a good point, /u/Oax_Mike should take notice.

There is a positive relationship between the cost of a product and it's perceived quality. The second link I've included may be worth checking out in full (I've only read the abstract) as it is related specifically to online tourism sites, price and perceived quality.

Basically, people think that the things they are buying are better quality if it costs more, or lower quality if it costs less, relatively speaking.

Edit: i said perceived value, meant to say quality

"i have 100 samples of data and 50,000 features. i will now commence machine learning."

With a plethora of games released in recent years claiming to have player driven narrative development and ultimately never delivering, what steps are you taking to ensure Consortium achieves it's aim?