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Am 2017-04-12 06:04, also sprach Pekka Aho:
> The group was never heard of ever since
> they left the homeworld,
I blame Obama!
--
dik
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dick balaska <dic### [at] buckosoft com> wrote:
> Am 2017-04-12 06:04, also sprach Pekka Aho:
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> > The group was never heard of ever since
> > they left the homeworld,
>
> I blame Obama!
>
> --
> dik
All I know is that there's no such thing as human beings even existing in the
universe where this very journey is taking place. \o/ :D
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> dick balaska <dic### [at] buckosoftcom> wrote:
>> Am 2017-04-12 06:04, also sprach Pekka Aho:
>>
>>> The group was never heard of ever since
>>> they left the homeworld,
>>
>> I blame Obama!
>>
>> --
>> dik
>
> All I know is that there's no such thing as human beings even existing in the
> universe where this very journey is taking place. \o/ :D
>
Humans can exist in that universe, it's just that we are over 1000 light
years away, maybe even more than 10 000 000 000 000 light years away.
The Universe is HUGE after all...
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Alain <kua### [at] videotronca> wrote:
> Humans can exist in that universe, it's just that we are over 1000 light
> years away, maybe even more than 10 000 000 000 000 light years away.
> The Universe is HUGE after all...
There are no humans in this story of mine. At all. I like to play with the good
ol' wild thought about multiple universes, and this story happens in a one
without us. ;)
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To add a bit just in case. This is, afterall, science fiction. Just a humble
little game project of mine. My creation, thus my decisions. ;)
I'm a man of science, and I'm also a big fan of sci-fi. Especially Star Trek
(TOS & TNG), Babylon 5, Farscape and Battlestar Galactica (orig. & remake). For
readings I've always liked a bit different stuff though, mainly H.P. Lovecraft
and Terry Pratchett.
Oh, and I like Monty Python too!
I'm also a rock musician, and in lyrics I'm drawn to very down-to-earth themes
of human life. But in literature, television and games, I've always been
fascinated by all kinds of wild visions, weird tales and dimensions of the
unknown.
This is where artistic freedom comes to play: to expand from what we thought to
be possible, to reach something distant and obscure, yet something that touches
us inside, tickles our imagination and grasps our feelings by the "mivonks". :D
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On 13-4-2017 6:27, Pekka Aho wrote:
> To add a bit just in case. This is, afterall, science fiction. Just a humble
> little game project of mine. My creation, thus my decisions. ;)
>
> I'm a man of science, and I'm also a big fan of sci-fi. Especially Star Trek
> (TOS & TNG), Babylon 5, Farscape and Battlestar Galactica (orig. & remake). For
> readings I've always liked a bit different stuff though, mainly H.P. Lovecraft
> and Terry Pratchett.
>
> Oh, and I like Monty Python too!
>
> I'm also a rock musician, and in lyrics I'm drawn to very down-to-earth themes
> of human life. But in literature, television and games, I've always been
> fascinated by all kinds of wild visions, weird tales and dimensions of the
> unknown.
>
> This is where artistic freedom comes to play: to expand from what we thought to
> be possible, to reach something distant and obscure, yet something that touches
> us inside, tickles our imagination and grasps our feelings by the "mivonks". :D
>
>
>
You are very successful in this my friend! Your parallel universe is
disturbingly alien indeed.
--
Thomas
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Thomas de Groot <tho### [at] degrootorg> wrote:
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> You are very successful in this my friend! Your parallel universe is
> disturbingly alien indeed.
>
> --
> Thomas
Big thanks and cheers! :)
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On 4/12/2017 9:34 PM, Pekka Aho wrote:
> and this story happens in a one
> without us.;)
Don't you mean "them"?
As usual: nice images. :)
--
Regards
Stephen
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Stephen <mca### [at] aolcom> wrote:
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> Don't you mean "them"?
Oops, sorry, yes! :D
Stephen <mca### [at] aolcom> wrote:
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> As usual: nice images. :)
Many thanks! \o/ :)
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Hi(gh)!
On 13.04.2017 06:27, Pekka Aho wrote:
> To add a bit just in case. This is, afterall, science fiction. Just a humble
> little game project of mine. My creation, thus my decisions. ;)
>
> I'm a man of science, and I'm also a big fan of sci-fi. Especially Star Trek
> (TOS & TNG), Babylon 5, Farscape and Battlestar Galactica (orig. & remake). For
> readings I've always liked a bit different stuff though, mainly H.P. Lovecraft
> and Terry Pratchett.
What about Robert L. Forward? Hard sci-fi at its best... Dragon's Egg is
among the best I've ever read - and IMHO a number one candidate for
adapting it as a POV-Ray/Blender animation movie! Or at least for some
still scenes, for example the first sighting of "Bright" (our sun) by
the Cheela...
See you in Khyberspace!
Yadgar
Now playing: Mystical Machine Gun (Kula Shaker)
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