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Post #139534166 added 08-11-2020 1:11 PM by PhilIndeblanc in Deal Talk
I read his work, as well as others like Richard Dawkins, Cox, etc , and it is a good way to understand how impossible Big Bang Theory is. But you would have to understand other aspects of reality...
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Post #139876514 added 08-25-2020 5:41 AM by JonahM in Deal Talk
For me, the book was supremely satisfying while the movie was just an okay watch. The book gives the "aliens" genuine meaning and actual revelation. I also think the way the "creator" race has...
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Post #139411811 added 08-06-2020 5:03 PM by TalentedSeagull587 in Deal Talk
Wow, and I really like the movie. The book must be amazing.
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Post #139861547 added 08-24-2020 12:59 PM by CyberGuy in Deal Talk
Neil deGrasse Tyson has already surpassed him. It's one of those cases where the student defeats his master.
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Post #139862870 added 08-24-2020 1:51 PM by chetsteadman in Deal Talk
Be honest. You've waited years to make this joke. 😊
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Post #139866380 added 08-24-2020 4:24 PM by prankies in Deal Talk
I fixed the typo, but it didn't really impact the point I was making. It was implied that this book was somehow an allegory for/inspired by his cancer, but he wrote this book long before his cancer...
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Post #139866500 added 08-24-2020 4:29 PM by prankies in Deal Talk
I wanted to name my son after Carl, but my wife was convinced that everyone would think we named him after the kid from The Walking Dead.
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Post #139867859 added 08-24-2020 5:29 PM by JeffroS in Deal Talk
Without Belief, Life Is Empty By JIM CARNETT JAN. 13, 2001 Los Angeles Times “The cosmos is all that is, or ever was, or ever will be.” --Carl Sagan “The fool hath said in his...
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Post #139869686 added 08-24-2020 6:55 PM by DigMeTX in Deal Talk
As always but Robert Zemeckis did a very good job with the movie.
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Post #139869728 added 08-24-2020 6:57 PM by sirmike in Deal Talk
My favorite three movie quotes, loosely remembered. "We should have sent a poet." "Do you love your father? Prove it." "How did you build it? It was here before us."
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Post #139959890 added 08-28-2020 7:22 AM by lburgguy in Deal Talk
This is a fantastic novel and much better than the movie which I also liked tremendously. The book has a fascinating ending whereas the movie did not.
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Post #139861943 added 08-24-2020 1:14 PM by Gabik123 in Deal Talk
I disagree. They are both excellent cheerleaders for science, but they are so different and really reflect their eras. Tyson, especially in partnership with Bill Nye, bring more bombastic approaches...
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Post #139862150 added 08-24-2020 1:23 PM by Rf1971 in Deal Talk
It is "surpasses" not defeats and only time would tell if that were to be the case, since Sagan's career accomplishments are concluded, while Tyson's career is still a work in progress subject to...
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Post #139863842 added 08-24-2020 2:28 PM by vickh in Deal Talk
I agree. It's the hallmark of a good educator that you don't make the pupil feel like an idiot.
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Post #139405226 added 08-06-2020 12:48 PM by Scaevola in Deal Talk
There are a few gems. But usually I would agree. I had such high hopes for ready player one.....
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Post #139410407 added 08-06-2020 4:04 PM by Chocobo in Deal Talk
I think both are great. The book could go into more detail, of course. But the movie did a good job with the story, and having only one astronaut instead of several makes more sense with the way...
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Post #139420997 added 08-07-2020 3:02 AM by rhand in Deal Talk
That's the abridged version: 4 hours vs 14 hours for the full version read by Laurel Lefkoe.
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Post #139429748 added 08-07-2020 10:03 AM by prankies in Deal Talk
Who the heck is Yanny Lefkoe?
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Post #139404041 added 08-06-2020 12:08 PM by geckosu in Deal Talk
Agreed, but with few exception, isn't that usually the case?
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Post #139411382 added 08-06-2020 4:47 PM by vickh in Deal Talk
this Michael Crichton? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Crichton
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Post #139863644 added 08-24-2020 2:20 PM by truckin76 in Deal Talk
paperback makes it a better read. dont need a cpu to read!
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Post #139863686 added 08-24-2020 2:22 PM by truckin76 in Deal Talk
True, and Carl did not suffer from RDS like Tyson does with TDS. No one matches Carl, NO-ONE! Also notice how the movie version shows clearly Fake News CNN in all its glory, the deep state and...
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Post #139863725 added 08-24-2020 2:24 PM by truckin76 in Deal Talk
duplicate
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Post #139870778 added 08-24-2020 7:45 PM by ElatedSparrow285 in Deal Talk
Sweet book review, bro! Amazingly useful and relevant! A little heavy handed on the proselytization though....
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Post #139399622 added 08-06-2020 9:46 AM by megakimcheelove in Deal Talk
Amazon, B&N Nook, Apple Books and Kobo have the eBook edition of Contact by Carl Sagan for $1.99 Jodie Foster narrates the Audiobook version - too cool! ...
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Post #139405700 added 08-06-2020 1:01 PM by aag in Deal Talk
Yep, what a bitter disappointment that was.
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Post #139407341 added 08-06-2020 2:05 PM by vickh in Deal Talk
nice read... Esp about Sagan's nuclear winter hypothesis and SETI who's the author? http://www.sepp.org/NewSEPP/GW-Aliens-Crichton.htm
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Post #139413419 added 08-06-2020 6:14 PM by SurgeArrest in Deal Talk
Indeed...
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Post #139416635 added 08-06-2020 8:28 PM by prankies in Deal Talk
It's no surprise that the book is better than the movie, but the movie was pretty good. It also had this cleverly shot mirror scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZD0_5HFMPIg If you can get...
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Post #139407734 added 08-06-2020 2:19 PM by SurgeArrest in Deal Talk
Michael Crichton
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Post #139413917 added 08-06-2020 6:36 PM by JamesT9955 in Deal Talk
While reading it I remember thinking 'wow this turd of a book would probably be a really fun movie'. Nope.
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Post #139420166 added 08-07-2020 12:43 AM by air_towel in Deal Talk
Why are you dropping this 17 year old opinion piece here without context? I don't have time to read it but it feels like you're pushing an agenda. Climate change is accepted by an overpowering...
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Post #139429652 added 08-07-2020 9:59 AM by blofeld007 in Deal Talk
The straw man here is that all science is based on flimsy off the top of your head equations and not decades of data, models, and open debating results. The scientists I know are skeptical as hell.
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Post #139405415 added 08-06-2020 12:53 PM by rootbear in Deal Talk
Maybe, I liked both the book and the film. I liked the movie enough to have seen it three times now.
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Post #139411949 added 08-06-2020 5:09 PM by DianeR5710 in Deal Talk
Love Sagan, nice find! Thanks, repped!
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Post #139866164 added 08-24-2020 4:14 PM by hartjo1 in Deal Talk
My favorite part is the part with the taco that poops ice cream.
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Post #139861898 added 08-24-2020 1:12 PM by Gabik123 in Deal Talk
I mean, this isn’t even a little bit true. But cool story.
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Post #139864088 added 08-24-2020 2:38 PM by c_bird in Deal Talk
I grew up being fascinated by science because of Carl Sagan's Cosmos. I sure miss his work and I think the world does as well.
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