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Starfleet Time Academy
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2014
Starfleet Time Academy: The river of time
n this episode, which has Spock and Kirk chasing McCoy (played by Deforest Kelley) from the future (circa 2200 or so) back to early 1900s United States. It has some clever references to the nature of time and it's 'current/river' like nature
On another note... I've noticed that name reuse for individuals seems to imply consciousness recycling or some form of experiential sharing for some individuals. For instance, my name is Brian Scott Gregory, my cousin died earlier in my life and his name is Scott Snyder (no middle name)... Same thing for my brothers, they take on names of family.
This is not an uncommon thing in America..
Now what I'm finding peculiar are allusions made between realities of the reuse of names. For instance, a last name in one reality might be a first name in another reality. Might make for a good way at tracing down 'energy' sharing partners?
Why does this matter? A comment Spock makes about the 'vacuum tube culture' had me look up the vacuum tube, I was curious when it was invented because the referenced time period was 1930s. Well interestingly enough, it was invented in 1907.. By Lee DEFOREST.... Is this one of those cases where Deforest Kelly in the Star Trek timeline goes back and tries to jump start technology to get back to the future?
Where does fiction meet fact?
On another note... I've noticed that name reuse for individuals seems to imply consciousness recycling or some form of experiential sharing for some individuals. For instance, my name is Brian Scott Gregory, my cousin died earlier in my life and his name is Scott Snyder (no middle name)... Same thing for my brothers, they take on names of family.
This is not an uncommon thing in America..
Now what I'm finding peculiar are allusions made between realities of the reuse of names. For instance, a last name in one reality might be a first name in another reality. Might make for a good way at tracing down 'energy' sharing partners?
Why does this matter? A comment Spock makes about the 'vacuum tube culture' had me look up the vacuum tube, I was curious when it was invented because the referenced time period was 1930s. Well interestingly enough, it was invented in 1907.. By Lee DEFOREST.... Is this one of those cases where Deforest Kelly in the Star Trek timeline goes back and tries to jump start technology to get back to the future?
Where does fiction meet fact?
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Starfleet Time Academy: Your game is my reality
มุมมอง 29K10 ปีที่แล้ว
I love this clip from Stargate Atlantis, in it - it details how a 'fictional world' is actually someone else's reality, and a game isn't just a game and is in fact a real live civilization in someone else's reality. Quantum Physics, Being demonstrated in an applied nature! I particularly enjoy the part they show the game, which is grid like, and then they show the satellite configuration, a 10x...
Starfleet Time Academy: Fiction
มุมมอง 2210 ปีที่แล้ว
Arnold Schwarzenegger's Last Action Hero: A movie about a movie within a movie. Or, a movie about a movie within someone else's reality..... What's fiction for some is fact for others. The fine line between reality and fiction can mean you are a character in a movie, and someone is watching you on the screen...
Starfleet Time Academy: Detail
มุมมอง 11K10 ปีที่แล้ว
Scene from Sarah Connor Chronicles, where Catherine Weaver, a ''liquid metal' based terminator sees almost robotic 'predictability' in movement of humans, but she errors in her logic when she talks about the lack of predictability at the individual level. When time and observer influence is considered as part of the equation, you see 'cycles' clearer and understand time's influence causes the a...
Starfleet Time Academy: Sentience
มุมมอง 7010 ปีที่แล้ว
With exploration and learning being the only truly sustainable reasons for living, the complications of the question 'what is life' is especially vague in space, time and alternate reality travel. In this episode Captain Janeway confuses herself, not fully understanding the Borg's origin, by explaining to someone she assumes is strictly human that a machine does not make choice and is ALWAYS pr...
Starfleet Time Academy: Choice
มุมมอง 1810 ปีที่แล้ว
A brilliant explanation of choice, and the lengths to which the mind goes to in linear choice. Now imagine how complicated choice becomes when time becomes malleable, and how dramatically the rewiring of the brain must undergo to accept paradoxes do not exist at all!
I'm stuck on singularity server. Everyone I see or interact with are NPC. The test is over just end this.
I present you our reality... view from another POV
0:27 I believe those are a few chords from "O Canada"
The fact that they can deposit within 30 minutes and not 3-5 business days gives it away.
Civilization Science focus vs military focus
3:52 He made Sam. ^_^
Its just Canada's flag with his face. Lol
Shepard and McKay would love Sid Meier's Civilization
4:22 I love the unspoken conversation that happens between Ronon and Tayla in that moment 'Should we stop this?' 'No, let's see how it plays out.'
I would love to see a Stargate series base on the ancients.
This game being live threw them off. They had to recreate it after discovering it. Probably was an accident that ancient society never considered taking controls.
GATECRAFT :D 😂
100 satellites with power sources....but yes lets check out the agrarian society with the big wheel bikes....oh stargate u failed me on this episode.
They did apparently hack into the satellites later in the episode!
Lol I always the interaction be Sheppard and Mckay. Especially them bickering about the game: " I offered a entire crop of beans" " I don't need beans. I need lumber" It reminds me of brothers
Great episode but can someone please tech the stargate team how orbits work.
Anyone else ever play Stellaris? This would be it.
This show was awful.
And yet you’re the one who clicked on the clip, of your own volition, that’s on you dude 😂
@@3adgamd3r I clicked to watch it, thinking maybe it was good. Nope.
I see you yt?think a 5 season tv show can be judged on a 5inutw TH-cam extract from a random episode. Yep, you have sound judgment, better your healthcare is based on what your employer wants you to have.
@@julesmasseffectmusic I watched the show when it aired. It was awful.
@@julesmasseffectmusic he's a troll
This episode is one of the funniest ones in the series. As Shepherd once said: “never underestimate that man’s ego.”
This was one of my favorite episodes. It's entirely within the realm of the plausible. And why has nobody else made a story like this before or since?
People have...or at least a very similar one. That's the whole argument behind our life being a simulation. Just in this case, it had the physical component of being able to go and actually interact with the planet.
For me it strengthens the simulation theory and quite possibly was the whole reason for the episode
In "Animorphs", an alien race creates a game like where two players try to give their simulated alien species advantage, but its just a computer game. However, another alien race receives broadcasts of this game and believe that they are actually interfering with other species for fun, and come and wipe them out.
Ghandi is still a nuke using genocidal tyrant in this game? ;)
Did this... ‘game’ had a pink Mohawk style?
yes.
Yes lol
The probably Best SGA-Episode 'The Game' was still great, but it also showed how incompetent the Expedition is. McKay, the oh so smart McKay, had a total Blackout seemingly, and needed very long to realize what was going on, even though it's so obvious it's laughable. He just didnt thought for a single second about it, it seems. But the point that really bugged me was Elizabeths Irrational Decision to stop the Experiment forever and close them Room forever. Trust me, i know about Consequences of too much Power and all that, BUT it was just Plain Idiotic of Weir to not give a Last Message/Order to all the People, like „The Oracle needs to leave, you should evolve without me, try your best to improve, don’t do needless War, and always Wash your hands! Bye!“ We have heard they stopped in their Evolution because of the Oracle, they stopped with everything: It’s inhuman to shut down the Project without any form of Last Message/Order! Also, she could at least gave a simple Message to the Races who Starved - this would not cause any of the Problems that people having theoretical discusions about this Subject fear so much! It would just have been good. And because that’s possible, the Project shouldnt really have to be shut down anyway.
Yeah, that sounds about right. But there wouldn't have been this "morality-about-power-bla-bla-lesson aspect" had she (Weir) done as you suggest. Besides, there are plenty more serious "logic issues" within this series universe, so this one can be considered insignificant. And yeah, the expedition has proved to be very incompetent many times. About pretty much every episode is Sheppard & Company trying to clean up their own mess.
did either of you watch this episode? they go down to the planet, explain the situation, and by a hair prevent them from annihilating each other. while theyre doing this, theyre showing them the cost of war. that civilzation didnt go on thinking there were oracles in the sky.
@@jenshep1720 If I remember correctly there was multiple planets, not just this one
Are you fuckin serious you just wrote a "book" of bollox about something that doesn't need a detailed analysis of an idea . My God if anything you should comment is, it's the fact that this strengths the simulation theory and quite possibly was the whole idea of that episode why are you talking about morals when ITS JUST A TV SHOW,, MY GOD THE WORLD IS GONE MAD . I'm speechless at this point I never realized how many weirdos take these programs so seriously like it's real life.THE ANNOYING PART IS I KNOW FOR A FACT THAT YOU DON'T IMPLEMENT THOSE MORALS IN REAL LIFE YOU ARE STUCK IN A BLEEDING BUBBLE OF NARCISSISTIC BOLLOX YOUR AN IMBECILE
Not only that but I watched the episode years ago and they went to the planet and educated the people about the cost of war and actually showed them how to live in harmony with each other. It's very obvious that you watched a 5 minute clip and thought you knew you could have wrote a better script I mean you can definitely type that's for sure but you have a God complex fgs . Wake up you are not a fuckin Stargate CRITIC ALTHOUGH WITH IDIOTS LIKE YOU IN THE WORLD THERE PROBABLY IS A STARGATE CRITICAL THINKING PROGRAM 🤣🤣🤣
She likes the cross-street like Ava from Ex Machina!!!