He has not earned access to CBS' money.Just give the guy some money. They’re obviously wasting it on Discovery anyway.
And CBS seems to think DSC isn't a waste.
He has not earned access to CBS' money.Just give the guy some money. They’re obviously wasting it on Discovery anyway.
Yes, because the reason Abdin's lawyers likely took the case on contingency wasn't because they were hoping for CBS to give them a quick pay out to make their nuisance suit go away. Let's create precedence for people to see that filing flimsy lawsuits pays, and encourage people to file them. "Pay the man" because "Discovery terribad", so who gives a shit that they didn't actually do anything wrong?
No.Just give the guy some money.
Annnd...no.They’re obviously wasting it on Discovery anyway.
The tardigrade Ripper wasn't the cause of the blue sparkling (the spores were), it wasn't capable of FTL (it was simply a navigator), and its color wasn't blue.
You do remember it zapping into hyperspace, all on it's own, with a blue lightning strike, once it was set free into space, right? That did happen on the show.it wasn't capable of FTL (it was simply a navigator)
You've been told this, honestly, at least a hundred times now.
The result is visually and functionally the same: A blue sparkling man-sized FTL-Tardigrade.
Any similarity is completely moot if they didn't steal it...period. That's the point is whether or not CBS stole it. They didn't. They owe Abdin precisely zero in terms of money or attention.As had been made clear, multiple times - and this IS a fact, contrary to these crazy assertion - CBS did NOT steal the idea from Abdin. Period. That's clear.
I wish Moderators, [...] could demote people who are cited for [...] excessive arguing, etc...
"Trolling" is already banned.I wish Moderators, besides whenever else they do, could demote people who are cited for trolling, excessive arguing, etc...
Any similarity is completely moot if they didn't steal it...period. That's the point is whether or not CBS stole it. They didn't. They owe Abdin precisely zero in terms of money or attention.
Constantly saying "It looks the same" feels very much insisting that Abdin is right, despite all evidence to the contrary. It's no longer a discussion at this point. It's belaboring of a very strange point for seemingly no reason.
Just give the guy some money. They’re obviously wasting it on Discovery anyway.
That much is painfully obvious at this point.The nerdrotics and whoever else is supporting abdins claims gives a total of zero fucks about intellectual property or abdin himself, its just about sticking a knife in a TV show that isn't the way they want it to be. It was never about a tardigrade.
Was the other Dennis the menace about a old person who regularly annoys a child?right. They can be similar without being stolen.
one of the most interesting examples of that is two people in the same year both cane up with a comic called Dennis the meanance. Neither copied the other.
really weird coincidence? Yep. Stolen? Nope.
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This is my favorite part.Quite frankly, that doesn't matter if the final result looks the same.
It doesn't matter if in one case the blue sparkles come from the Tardigrade itself, and in the other case from an obscure mushroom spores. It doesn't matter if in one case the Tardigrade itself is blue, and on the other case only constantly in blue light. If in one case the creature teleports by magic, on the other by peeudo-science.
The result is visually and functionally the same: A blue sparkling man-sized FTL-Tardigrade.
So what? That's an opinion that's wildly held. Otherwise this whole topic would have never taken off that much.
And holy hell, "you've been told multiple times your opinion is wrong" is quite literally the worst possible way to argue between two opposing opinions. Jesus Christ.
As had been made clear, multiple times - and this IS a fact, contrary to these crazy assertion - CBS did NOT steal the idea from Abdin. Period. That's clear.
That doesn't stop these two from being very similar either, though. That's the whole reason we have that many threads about that.
And that's why it's reasonable to repeat the facts (nothing was stolen). And not to only "allow" one opinion and trying to shut down any other opinions by threatening those who disagree with moderator actions.
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This is my favorite part.
Repeating ...
Sorry, got no dog in this hunt. Just can't help myself.![]()
Only if you're the titular girl in a novel, I think.It's like there's some grand enjoyment in punching a hornets nest ... repeatedly.
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That's what Rahul is saying.right. They can be similar without being stolen.
one of the most interesting examples of that is two people in the same year both cane up with a comic called Dennis the meanance. Neither copied the other.
really weird coincidence? Yep. Stolen? Nope.
That's what Rahul is saying.
He's said repeatedly in his posts that Abdin is wrong.
But it's still a weird coincidence.
Discovery's pretty awesome and money well spent, IMHO. But if you wanna send him some of your money I'm sure Abdin wouldn't mind!Just give the guy some money. They’re obviously wasting it on Discovery anyway.
Now there's a thought...Discovery's pretty awesome and money well spent, IMHO. But if you wanna send him some of your money I'm sure Abdin wouldn't mind!
That's what Rahul is saying.
He's said repeatedly in his posts that Abdin is wrong.
But it's still a weird coincidence.
Yeah, there's definitely some "ripped from the headlines"- stuff going on here, too. Like how famous murder cases often end up inspiring lots of similar movies/shows/books.agreed but subject tardigrades being able to survive in space was mentioned in cosmos it is not a stretch to think two people saw that same documentary and thought about space traveling tardigrades as a story idea.
Discovery's pretty awesome and money well spent, IMHO. But if you wanna send him some of your money I'm sure Abdin wouldn't mind!
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