For this week's TWitF, resident artist Baarbarian has put together a portrait of the modern man. Desperate, alone, undead (metaphorically), with only the comfort of alcohol to get him through his wintry days, the modern man can barely derive any enjoyment even from a Clipse video made with a Microsoft Kinect. Truly, these are dark times. (Subtext: Why isn't it spring yet?)
But! There is hope, provided your definition of "hope" includes the possibility of winning a t-shirt with a drunk gambling zombie on it, and why wouldn't it?
The rules: Pick your favorite of the four stories featured in this week's Baarbarian masterwork, and tell us why you picked it. You can do that via Twitter (follow us, and use the hashtag #TWitF so we can find you) or comment on the TWitF post on our Facebook page (and, of course, you can just buy the t-shirt here, if you're into that whole exchanging-currency-for-goods-and/or-services thing, rather than social media contests). The stories are:
And let's not forget our other favorite stories from the past week:
The incredible innovations, like drone swarms and perpetual flight, bringing aviation into the world of tomorrow. Plus: today's greatest sci-fi writers predict the future, the science behind the summer's biggest blockbusters, a Doctor Who-themed DIY 'bot, the organs you can do without, and much more.


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FYI: Could Scientists Really Create a Zombie Apocalypse Virus?
However creepy that might sound like, the article explained a lot about the necessities of a virus/infection/other in order to give us the *perfect* zombie.
It was conplete, concise, and most importantly, MiNd-CoNsUmInG!!!
So wait, commenting here doesn't put us into the bidding? Only on twitter or facebook?
Seriously... F that.
You suck PopSci - I used to like this site, but its hardly changed at all in many years and thats not a good thing.