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Topic	~FIGHT!~ Diablo and Vanille vs. Dark Samus
woodman 06/09/17 12:58:35 AM #169:	Wanglicious posted... sci-fi almost by definition will always try to analyze and explain everything in a somewhat plausible way Reverse the polarity of the hyperspace thrusters and aim the tachyon beam at their dark matter discombulator to disable their warp drive! Science fiction is just fantasy in another setting, and it isn't necessarily more consistent with its technology than fantasy is with its magic. Plenty of soft sci-fi has completely nonsensical technology and plenty of fantasy has well-defined and logical magic systems and lore. Never forget Clarke's Third Law. And to elaborate on what KP was just saying, http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ScifiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale --- NFUN nice <cite>woodman posted [p:880701411] in ~FIGHT!~ D... [t:75437818]...</cite> <quote><cite>Wanglicious posted...</cite> <quote>sci-fi almost by definition will always try to analyze and explain everything in a somewhat plausible way</quote> Reverse the polarity of the hyperspace thrusters and aim the tachyon beam at their dark matter discombulator to disable their warp drive! Science fiction is just fantasy in another setting, and it isn't necessarily more consistent with its technology than fantasy is with its magic. Plenty of soft sci-fi has completely nonsensical technology and plenty of fantasy has well-defined and logical magic systems and lore. Never forget Clarke's Third Law. And to elaborate on what KP was just saying, http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ScifiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale --- NFUN nice</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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