Paintball phasers.. company starter

[Julien]

Your going to have to come up with a non star trek name unless you own, if you own, wow imagine ships!!???

Sci Fi paintball!?

Point? Tracer balls....
Likely needing UV treatment before usage...
Probably need special materials, like blacklight inner reflective materials..

And with suits that might be seen easily but sure blend in with backgrounds...

And it's all based in tracer paintballs.. as meaning you can see.. a trail per paintball..

Entrepreneurs en guarde!?

 

[XCV330]

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And you need a water slide for this science thing

 

[Julien]

That's a great idea....

In Montreal there's a science complex...

I remember as child the devices you can put in head, makes screens move around...

Years later, I saw a church if Scientology expo and they gave me a device saying it defines morality... So I made the needle move around by waving my hand around ..
Muhaha..


Anyhow.. ya complexes showcasing star trek style science...

Water slide as fun...

Perhaps it will have to be someone from a federated country that does it..
Cheers

 

[Asbo Zaprudder]

An E-meter? Seriously? That's pseudoscience. You do know that L Ron Hubbard was an SF author, who created a religion as a way to make money.

 

[Julien]

I'm not going to post about religion, and simply say revelations requires currency (good reference ) and science (proof of star movement) to be addressed as seal of fate.

Anyhow...

Back to paintball!!
Rule 1 of sci Fi paintball, focus on the paintball not cosmic realities.

Seriously though, having a black light environment... Means in forest wrapping trees perhaps...

I know it's annoying to be seen by everyone? Yet that does make it feel sci fi. Thereby hiding areas..
I wonder if black light can work with paintballs, especially too with UV treatment.

Also, maybe flickering blacklight for that strong effect...

Wow maybe a smoke premium...

Cheers

 

[Asbo Zaprudder]

You were the one to mention Scientology.

 

[Julien]

They visited Toronto in 1996 and had devices...

But... It frightens me, I just had a bad dream..

Thier device was about measuring morality...

But the devices from science center that was same signal encouraging me to control the screen and play music.... Means thier version of morality does not allow or accept the usage of technology controlled by the mind.

Yet, is called science

I don't see why knowing can't be itself science.

 

[Asbo Zaprudder]

The word science itself derives from scientia, which is is the Latin word for knowledge. The scientific method has been generally accepted since the 17th century. There is also Popperian epistemology. Karl Popper posited that all scientific knowledge is provisional. That is, it represents the best account of reality that we have at the moment. He replaced induction in the scientific method with the falsification principle. A theory in an empirical sciences can never be proven, but it should be able to be falsified by experimentation. Unfortunately, many areas of science are amenable to the classical, inductivist approach, but not the Popperian one. However, even the traditional methods are superior in making testable predictions to the alternatives - religion, superstition, and gut feel.

Suggested reading is The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark by Carl Sagan.