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What's the word to describe hyperbole and an irrational argument that tries to play on emotions? That appeals to peoples fear and hate.

What's the word to describe hyperbole and an irrational argument that tries to play on emotions?

Man-children, man-childs or something else?

Is a "contemporary" a modern historian/ perspective, or is it a primary source from the period of history that you re talking about?

Are most shows broadcast in 1080p?

If I install DLC and load a save from before it was installed, will I still be able to access it on that save?

I've played the series on PS3, but decided to replay it on PC (Steam sale). Buying DLC for PC is only available through the Bioware site. If I buy DLC for ME2 will it work on my Steam version of the game?

Date in America when it's the 17th Dec in NZ? The reason I ask is because SW Ep VII releases on the 17th in NZ and on the 18th in the US. So do we get it about 2 days before the US?

I've heard buying old games is better on GOG than on Steam, but what qualifies as old?

Would you recommend an external hd or ssd for general use? Does it matter that much if I only need it for general use?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxCRpslclT0

Do all games on GOG and Steam get discounted over Christmas and new years, or only a selection like their regular sales?

Is there any chance that Bethesda will add more voiced names to the game?

In 'Divergent' Tris takes the test and is shown to be divergent. Tori tells her to keep it quiet. Divergents are seen as a threat by society. There's more divergents than Tris and their test results would've shown that they were divergent. So that means that somehow Tori administered all the tests for everyone who turned out to be divergent or every other admin also looked past the fact that a person was shown to be divergent, so which is it? Is it ever explained in the books?

I've seen memes mocking the people of Metropolis for not realizing that Clark Kent is Superman, despite his bad disguise. From the Supergirl ads it seems like her disguise is also just glasses, so how does her disguise factor into the tv show? Is her poor disguise simply overlooked?

I've heard it's like that because it makes it easier for right-handers (which most gamers are) to get the disk out, because their left hand naturally supports that side of the case. As a right-hander I don't see how this is easier, when I grab a case my left hand supports the left side and my right hand the right side. I just use my right hand thumb to 'pop' the disk up then grab it with my right hand, index finger in the hole and my thumb on the outside of the disk.

I've read that a lot of right handers find it easier this way, but how is it easier than the way I do it, how I assumed most people do it?

I've seen it priced at $50 or $60, how is it that cheap?

Why is the player guessing what card he will get?

Can you list well known people who have said "I have black friends" while talking negatively about black people?