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"Buckle your seat belt Dorothy, cuz Kansas is going bye bye."
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That actually sounds like a good feature to have on a hot day.
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god dang it if i wanted to multi-task i would! stop making me do things before I'm ready! worse than my wife...
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Zany? That an interesting way to describe machines enslaving the human race to use them as batteries.
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JNowe: There are also problems with so-called "thermoelectric" materials, which generate electricity when one side is hot and the other cold: a shirt made of such a fabric could draw too much heat from the body, leaving the wearer feeling chilly.
That actually sounds like a good feature to have on a hot day.
I miss the McDLT...
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BattleFrenchie28: So what happens if you take both pills
schizophrenia?
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BattleFrenchie28: So what happens if you take both pills
Double rainbow.
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JNowe: There are also problems with so-called "thermoelectric" materials, which generate electricity when one side is hot and the other cold: a shirt made of such a fabric could draw too much heat from the body, leaving the wearer feeling chilly.
That actually sounds like a good feature to have on a hot day.
Agreed. I'd buy a shirt like that even if it produced zero electricity.
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DarnoKonrad: The idea the matrix put forward that humans just wouldn't tolerate opulent idleness is ridiculous. A more interesting storyline would be a puritanical Neo discovering how humanity was plugged into a life of comfort and so he "liberates" them into a life of toil and misery. Eating the red pill is the equivalent of joining Mao to spread his little Red Book of virtue and hard work.
It was low numbers of humans that initially would reject the pleasure matrix. They would then spread their discontent to the other humans. The machine revelation that offering a subconscious choice to reject the artificial reality would keep most of these under wraps led to the situation as it existed at the beginning of the trilogy. So only the most puritanical of madmen would reject the matrix and spread their madness by searching out and disconnecting similar, if less motivated individuals.
Neo wasn't the puritan. Morpheus was.
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BattleFrenchie28: So what happens if you take both pills
I think it's like crossing the streams.
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DarnoKonrad: The idea the matrix put forward that humans just wouldn't tolerate opulent idleness is ridiculous. A more interesting storyline would be a puritanical Neo discovering how humanity was plugged into a life of comfort and so he "liberates" them into a life of toil and misery. Eating the red pill is the equivalent of joining Mao to spread his little Red Book of virtue and hard work.
That's pretty much Cypher's storyline.
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