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No need to discuss, and poll is anonymous, so vote how you choose
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9I would like to see more civil discussion and less shouting at each other66.67%6I like it the way it is22.22%2Politics is about winning, period. There should be more focus on owning and belittling the enemy11.11%1 -
Set some ground rules - facts aren't disputable, for example.
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The average WPR poster, left and right, disagrees with your post. Let's face it, both sides, yourself include, find facts they disagree with as inconvenient and ignore worthy.Originally posted by W*GS View PostComment
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Ignoring a fact is different than disputing one. Facts aren't disputable.Originally posted by Tned View PostComment
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Best Sci-Fi Horror movie ever? I’d make a very strong case. Nice post!Originally posted by Drunk Monkey View PostComment
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Maybe the better argument would have been the original Alien?Originally posted by El Minion View Post
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I don't think of Blade Runner as being a horror film. Good and interesting science fiction. Saw it at the Cooper when it came out.
Alien is just a plain ol' horror movie with a sci-fi flavor; Aliens was just an action flick, mainly.Comment
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After watching The Expanse, I can’t help but watch Alien, Star Trek or any other space based content without thinking “wonder how the create gravity”….Originally posted by W*GS View PostComment
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Usually conveniently technobabbled away. Obviously we need gravity just as much as we need air, water, and food. Another limiting factor and the reason we're not going interplanetary any time soon, if ever.Originally posted by B-Large View PostComment
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It used to be a fact that the earth was flat, for example.Originally posted by W*GS View PostComment
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The Expanse is so awesome. They typically say things like magnetics or energy fields. The warp field's role, IIRC, is to keep mass from expanding at the speed of light.Originally posted by B-Large View PostComment
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The series is fabulous, I’ve watched it 10 times… love that is got extended, thanks Amazon!Originally posted by Garcia Bronco View Post
Yeah, I’m not sure Star Trek even bothered to address it, but the show really isn’t about space, just happens to take place there I guess… also love that there is always a class M planet for them to breathe the air, etc.. referencing TNG mostly…
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I had never thought of the fact you need gravity to heal a wound…. As noted in the season when the ships get stopped cold In the ring…Originally posted by W*GS View PostComment
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We'll have to merge with our technology to go into space. Our bio-forms can't take it.
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or we could be more thoughtful to gift right under out feet....Originally posted by Roh View PostWe'll have to merge with our technology to go into space. Our bio-forms can't take it.
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That's the easy answer. What is it within humans that feeds their constant dissatisfaction?Originally posted by B-Large View PostComment
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the same apparatus that convinces us we must go on eternally when we die? Not matter how shitty we were, its all good? a sort of deeply seeded narcissism? I'm not sure if its even biological, maybe its cultural? both probably.Originally posted by Roh View PostComment
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I think people like Mark Zuckerberg would be more than happy to merge with technology. Hell, he's half-way there.Comment
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"But your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they never stopped to think if they should." Dr. Ian MalcolmComment
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