u/Arbegia

In Season 5 of Breaking Bad. Walt made a 'confession' tape. According to Walt, Hank was the so called 'Heisenberg' that forced Walt into cooking meth for his drug empire. Hank, a corrupt, 'inside man' DEA agent, decided to partner with Gustavo Fring, a very cautious high-level Meth distributor. Obviously, this story is not true. But what if it is?

The question, would Gus Fring even work with a known DEA agent to expand his drug empire (provided Gus is convinced Hank is on their side and not the DEA's)

In Season 5 of Breaking Bad. Walt made a 'confession' tape. According to Walt, Hank was the so called 'Heisenberg' that forced Walt into cooking meth for his drug empire. Hank- a corrupt, 'inside man' DEA agent- decided to partner with Gustavo Fring, a very cautious high-level Meth distributor. Obviously, this story is not true. But what if it is?

The question, would Gus Fring even work with a known DEA agent to expand his drug empire

Have you ever played a classic Lego game? (The Complete Saga? Lego Batman 2?). In those games, when a second player joins the game, you are free to explore the world, walk around, and break stuff with your friend, but you're not able to go too far from the other player because there's only one camera that can keep track of both of you at the same time.

How does that system work in a Holodeck? What if a player wanted to explore that huge are over there, while the other player wants to camp all the way over there? Can the Holodeck even keep up?

But that's local multiplayer, how about online?

Villagers have butchers, farmers, cartographers, librarians, but no soldiers.

The Drone that probed Picard and forced him to play an AR video game, and if the game got unplugged when it's not supposed to he dies.

How does one come up with this system? "We designed this program that would shoot a random participant with all our thoughts... But the system crashed because of a syntax error and now Marie is dead. Should we reiterate the system and fix the problem? Nah ship it."

Assuming the WHO approved it, the government legalized it, and the side effects are still left there. In fact, the side effect is (one of) the main selling point. How well do you think it would sell?

The side effect being: people turning into blueberries

the Doctor has the ability to turn his program off whenever he please, but we never see any instance of him turning himself back on.

Why is that?