Doug and I chat a little about safe places in horror, and how they can only protect you for so long.
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...A Lot About A Little, and a Little About a Lot.
Doug and I chat a little about safe places in horror, and how they can only protect you for so long.
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...In this Episode, we again find Doug on the rooftop setting up for a Monday night ham radio operators' check-in. Jon takes the time to share some random thoughts and trivia from his viewing of Rocky on boxing day over the weekend.
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...What begins as some commentary on cocktails ideas for Superman and God's Cocktail Countdown to the New Year derails and ends up being a discussion about tolerance on the road and around town. We managed to hit about 15 minutes just in time to cut Doug off before he started advocating for Bee Rights.
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...Following up on a mention of a scene from The Martian involving solar charging a vehicle for hours on end to drive it a few hours each day to get to his rescue point, Doug and I then launched into a chat about the interesting communications challenges that Mark Watney overcomes in the movie (and the book on which it is based).
...Doug and I got to talking about solar power and automotive dependency on gasoline, and I brought up a ridiculous scene from a movie called Race the Sun.
...Finishing what we started... wrapping up a chat about the observable effects of time travel in movies, and veering into some tangental directions.
Listen to "Observable Effects of Time Travel - Part 2" on Spreaker....
...Doug and I left off of talking about Ham Radios with a mention of Frequency, so for tonight's chat, we sequed into time travel in movies, specifically focusing on whether observers in the future who are aware of the time travel going on should be aware of any changes to their timeline or not. Movies are incredibly inconsistent when it comes to this, even within the scope of their own stories.
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