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Originally Posted by Pyrotex
No, dearest Buffster. I mean the "hi-tech" backpacks that Moses and his Redshirt carried after climbing out of their "space-ship", and the space-ship, and the whole idea of circling back to Earth in 1,000 years or less (or the Statue of Lib would have dissolved), and apes evolving intelligence, speech (American English, no less!) in 1,000 years or less. Nah!  |
That's it? Backpacks too small? Time warp not computationally correct according to Einstein (you must *detest* Star Trek, eh?)? Copper and steel not dissolving as quickly as it should if it were exposed for 1000 years (did'ja think about it being buried and then rexposed just like Ardi? Maybe all that radiation transmogrified it?)?
That's too bad because you missed the point:
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Originally Posted by Zythryn
My favorite science fiction isn't the science fiction with the shiniest special affects, it is those movies that actually say something about the human condition. About social topics which can be addressed when more mundane stories don't dare 'go there'.
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Well, I'm sure it was all a "youthful indiscretion"...I'm sure you're much wiser now!
If you obey all of the rules, you miss all of the fun,
Buffy
