I don't know. I didn't see that movie, I heard it was bad. The description sounded like an effect.

Oh- the second thing you're trashing is Superman. You are on thin Kryptonian ice crystals.

That's just not the subject of this article. It clearly stated "Greatest Time Travel EFFECTS from Movies and Television"

I first heard about it from Marvel comic's Hulk foe "Wen-DIIIIII-Go!"

I'm just catching up on this season. Man, what a show. Evil Walt is really stressing me out.

This is about the effect, not which time travel shows or movies were great. I loved Quantum Leap, but did you really find that crudely rotoscoped lens flare with cartoon noises all that outstanding?

How many people actually "sampled" it? And how hygienic is it?

SOLD. Call his agent.

I don't buy it. First, if this were true, gay men and straight women would be just as breast-obsessed as straight men.

"Did you just take a vitamic C tablet..."

But what if those others are duped into thinking they are paying for immortality, when really they're just paying for a replacement? Would you let a loved one sink their life savings in that, or any money? Also, people are angry- and rightfully so- about wealth disparity: the ever- widening gap between what CEOs and…

Didn't we just go through all this in the recent brain debate thread? I don't care what Brain Guy says- we ARE the substrate, not just the patterns. He isn't saying turning the brain to plastic will preserve your LIFE. He's saying you could be recreated, and the recreation may be just like you, sans a few short term…

The really weird thing about that? They don't think it's magic. It never, ever occurs to them. Magic is this whole other pretend thing that only children believe in, but if Jesus or God makes things appear or happen with just a word or a thought, then it's completely different. Somehow.

What a beautiful animal! I wanted to see him stand on two legs.

Aw, you were so close to being clever, but your joke lost it's structural integrity.

In killing Kirk in an unimaginative, belittling way, Berman and Braga were expressing their disdain for The Original Series, just like they did with "Enterprise", which was supposed to be a prequel to TOS, but ignored long established Trek history and any design elements linking it to TOS and instead was another lame…

Americans have been brainwashed to believe that we cannot achieve anything. The only thing that matters is the bottom line, and everything is too expensive, no matter what it is and how many other countries do it successfully. Oh, and if other countries do it, then it isn't American and we don't want it here, no…

I think your metaphors are not very effective in clarifying whatever it is you're trying to say. I think basically you mean that our language is insufficient to properly answer the questions we're dealing with? Or something. Perhaps you could be more specific, and leave Betelgeuse out of it.

We are purely materialistic things. We are no different than any other thing in the universe, except that, as life, we have a sense of self. We are aware of and care about our individual existence. A block of computer data doesn't care whether a copy of it goes on to survive on your new laptop while it's original gets…

No, you're wrong. I don't care about computer models of brains. The question is, are minds data that can be moved off of and onto anything. You may believe that, it's an old conceit, but it's based on no evidence. ZERO. Your mind is your brain. Your memories and feelings are physical. A copy of data would still be a…