How Disney/Lucasfilm could bring Indiana Jones back
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To summarize, is this zombie cat nonsense saying that random quantum states cannot be applied to the macroscopic scale?
No, I don't think so.
Well, I've lost interest with these ridiculously short messages. If you want to discuss quantum physics, start a thread or PM me.
It answered the question. I had no idea there was a character maximum for answers.Well, I've lost interest with these ridiculously short messages. If you want to discuss quantum physics, start a thread or PM me.
I'll pass. It would be like discussing mountain climbing with a fish.
Serious, you're calling me an idiot? I'd tell you how I feel, but I don't feel like getting banned, so use your imagination. Also, consider yourself on my ignore list for that.
Dude, word to the wise: it's against the rules to say you're putting someone on ignore. It's more productive to move on and not engage.
No. I just don't think you have the education in that topic and seem unwilling to learn about it. You very well might be highly intelligent and knowledgeable in many subjects. I know my own knowledge and education is woefully lacking in many areas.
You're pulling my leg... right?
I skimmed the rules, I don't see anything there about this. 
No. I'm trying the help you here. I might not agree with you but I do appreciate your discussion. But, things don't need to get personal. It's just text in a screen. It's ok to disengage.You're pulling my leg... right?
What was the thread about again?
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one of the early concepts of the 5th movie had both him and marion in it. it sounded fantastic.
I don't know why it was so difficult. 5 should have been a no-brainer.
Short Round, now a teacher or archaeologist in his own right, shows up at Indy's door to finish an adventure from their early days. Mirror Last Crusade. Rescue Mutt from a POW camp half way through. Have Indy take the Connery role, and let he and his two sons bicker (genetic blood vs his actually being in short rounds life) while the three of them banter their way into adventure and eventually the sunset. Let Indy have some kick-ass moments. Don't beat us with his age. Let it be unbelievable and fun.
Bloodless human corpses chilled to near freezing have been reanimated up to two hours after clinical death.
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Khaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan!
I met a genetics and genomics writer named Razib Khan earlier this year.
The top of his Wikipedia page once read, "Not to be confused with Khan Noonien Singh."
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Edwin Schrödinger And the Box of Doom But Also Life
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Tuvix of course.
I pulled up the article and noted, "He wouldn’t reveal how many people had survived as a result." How do we know anyone survived this if he won't say? Interesting. Regardless, this does not qualify as resurrecting the dead as the patient is only clinically dead. This is resuscitation, not resurrection. Resuscitation is where the human body is clinically dead, but still viable, still salvageable. Resurrection is where the body is completely dead and beginning to break down, say someone who has been dead for several days or a week. Do you understand the difference between resuscitation and resurrection?
This. Indiana Jones was inspired by the old adventure serials, and set in the time they were popular. I would much prefer another attempt at adventure serials rather than try to continue a character that very much is the product of a single actor and a specific pair of film makers. I don't think the character needs to become James Bond.
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