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| saint:
Cleanup in aisle Trek! |
| DrakeTungsten:
--- Quote from: Vigo on August 17, 2018, 11:44:23 am --- --- Quote from: DrakeTungsten on August 17, 2018, 07:38:14 am --- --- Quote from: Howard_Casto on August 16, 2018, 11:49:36 pm ---Scifi isn't about what is, it's about what potentially could be. --- End quote --- You completely ignored the question. This particular idea can't potentially be. --- End quote --- This is why I laugh. For being a person of "real science" that response is so close minded. Science thrives on being disproven. If this idea can't possibly be, why has NASA and Space agencies across the globe putting money and time in researching it? Check out things like the Tanpopo Mission. While you are at it, watch the Hospital scene from Star Trek 4, which is a great metaphor for my entire point --- End quote --- The challenge was to name the scientific theory which has been "upended". You didn't do that and you can't do that, so that count remains at zero. You are not only wrong, you are 100% backwards. The teleportation experiment was possible only because of existing theory, and the results strengthened the existing theory. I don't know what's wrong with you that your thought process goes "I find this thing surprising, therefore a theory must have been upended", but you clearly talk out of your ass. It's OK to concede that you learned something. I promise you will survive the experience. |
| Mr. Peabody:
--- Quote from: Vigo on August 17, 2018, 11:44:23 am ---...If this idea can't possibly be, why has NASA and Space agencies across the globe putting money and time in researching it? --- End quote --- Because being involved means social exposure, probably funding - and because all the old guys died off. Science fiction, from Verne and Wells was about man and his journey into the unknown through technological means. Even the likes of E.E. Doc Smith was based in this. At least some of the early science fiction TV shows were - before the paranoia of 'progress' set in, in the late 50s. At least one story writer has said along the lines of, 'the world gives complex conditions for man to find himself through.....ignoring that in fiction cheats and bankrupts man and his story'. |
| Nephasth:
Been watching Voyager... This moment from Future's End Pt 2 made me smile... --- Quote ---Porter: [after shooting the Doctor several times, without any effect] God in Heaven help us! The Doctor: Divine intervention is unlikely. [stuns Porter and his friend] --- End quote --- |
| fallacy:
I never understood why Voyager gets so much ---steaming pile of meadow muffin---. I guess it has some week cast memebers, more like just forgetable but it aslo had some strong ones as well. Tuvok I thought played the best Vulcan since Leonard Nimoy himself. Kathryn Janeway great captain never once did you ever question her sex. The Doctor was great, Seven of nine was pretty good and hot. k thats it, but it also had the best intro |
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