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06-08-2022, 01:03 PM
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Humans are predictable. We have a science called Game Theory about it. (its not video game related its math)
and I think that artists access parts of their brain that is similar to mathematical brain types. Mathematical brain types, use their brains, to notice patters on a level that they can easily decode into basically data that they can use to make predictions about outcomes. While artists make those same observations and sort of 'creativly' store the data in their brains in a different way, then they access that data and make predictions about outcomes. It's why comedians notice the things we all notice but dont notice. But those are the same things that game theorists that are trying to make vast predictions about human behavior also notice, through their data. So basically, you have all these data scientists (artists) making poems about our future (game theory) based off the observation they encounter day to day (data analysis). It makes absolute sense that either large portions of these predictions would become reality, because these "artscientistsbraintypes" are trying VERY HARD to make accurate predictions about our future the same way mathmaticians do. This is why I think predictive programming is both a real science, but misunderstood as organized by a singular entity. I also think that john, the author of the book of revelations, may have been one of these brain types, on an einstein level. He observed the collapse of rome, babalyon and other empires we have long forgotten about, made the connections that they all shared using his own personal game theory brain. Then wrote a step by step: "If A B and C happens, and then D E and F happens, then: G H and I will happen next. So there could be very literal validity in the fact that, because things in the real life now are mirroring the book of revelations, if we dont heed the warnings and events "accidentally, or self determinedly lead us there" then we may have the same final ending... a war to end all life on earth, then 1000 years of peace and prosperity for those that survived as they live in an ample world with many treasures to rebuild their empire with. The great barrier could be that john didnt know about radiation back then. And without radiation, you get peace after the fall of an empire, but with it after OUR fall, we wont get shit. | ||
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06-08-2022, 01:10 PM
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06-08-2022, 01:14 PM
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Interesting premise. So it takes place in the 1700s or something like that?
Predator 1 and 2 are still the only ones worth watching though. I just can't believe a primitive young woman withtomahawks and bows is capable of defeating a spaceship-piloting alien with lasers and cloaking. Sorry I'm just not progressive enough for that nonsense.
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06-08-2022, 01:17 PM
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06-08-2022, 01:21 PM
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Predator has always had an anti-imperialism thread throughout it as a franchise. A foe with more advanced technology takes on a primitive, comparatively underpowered human, whether it's 1984 in the jungle or 1650 in the plains. Ahnold used a tree and some physical power, good writing can come up with a way for a small woman to defeat a critter Not that I'm expecting good writing from modern movies, but sometimes they still crank em out | |||
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06-08-2022, 01:24 PM
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