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Caaaan, ANYBODYYYYYYYYY... find me.... somebody to love. Recently I saw Rings of Power and the three episodes of the Alien Earth show.
Alien Earth opens with "In the future there are three ways to immortality" and then they proceed to list three things that don't achieve this, including "making robots" as if that means immortality, what? And then they use "miles" in space. WHAT? Whenever I make a space related short story or a pen and paper game or game concept I spend so much time researching space measurements and everything, and here they just don't care.
The only actual problem with the show is it's trying to bring in that modern Alien "philosophical" garbage. Name a single philosophical movie that isn't terrible. Movies can have lots of philosophy but when it tries to be philosophical it's always going to fail, for various reasons and I don't feel like typing a text wall to explain.
There's one scene where this supposed "genius" character says "child prodigies are called prodigies not just because of their amazing abilities but because they are children and therefore have access to vast amounts of imagination." ...No. What? Children are not creative or imaginative at all. We confuse their fascination and astonishment at simple things for being imaginative. There has been hundreds of famous child prodigy musicians. Name a single one that wrote any great famous piece as a child. Their greatest music was usually actually written when they were very old.
Alien Earth opens with "In the future there are three ways to immortality" and then they proceed to list three things that don't achieve this, including "making robots" as if that means immortality, what? And then they use "miles" in space. WHAT? Whenever I make a space related short story or a pen and paper game or game concept I spend so much time researching space measurements and everything, and here they just don't care.
The only actual problem with the show is it's trying to bring in that modern Alien "philosophical" garbage. Name a single philosophical movie that isn't terrible. Movies can have lots of philosophy but when it tries to be philosophical it's always going to fail, for various reasons and I don't feel like typing a text wall to explain.
There's one scene where this supposed "genius" character says "child prodigies are called prodigies not just because of their amazing abilities but because they are children and therefore have access to vast amounts of imagination." ...No. What? Children are not creative or imaginative at all. We confuse their fascination and astonishment at simple things for being imaginative. There has been hundreds of famous child prodigy musicians. Name a single one that wrote any great famous piece as a child. Their greatest music was usually actually written when they were very old.