THX_1138 Posted May 9, 2009 Posted May 9, 2009 "...create a black hole to absorb the blast of the supernova..." In the new avatar of the Star Trek motion picture that i watched first show, a mere 6 hours before i had two finals back to back... i walked out insulted, upset and heartbroken. No, I do not hate the movie because it does not have Kirk (it does have Spock and you can never have enough Spock), but i dislike the movie since Mr. Abrams disrespected me. He trivialized my intelligence and tried to convince me that the heart of a spaceship looks disturbingly like the innards of a deep sea submarine. Water as a coolant. Water as a coolant? Water as a coolant! For the sake of comedic relief, there is a sequence where water is used as a coolant. A coolant for a warp engine that is supposedly conducting matter-antimatter reactions that yield energy at the magnitude of several Mega Electron Volts per mole. I dont think water will be an efficient coolant for such a setup. So go with the easier option, dont try to demonstrate it you fool! The movie was a visual orgasm... meant for the general american audience with double digit IQs. It was not for the more sophisticated audience who can, nay desire, intellectual engagement. I walked out of Batman Begins an invigorated man, willing to tear down the walls of social division and strike harder for that egalitarian society Batman fought for... I walked out of Star Trek puzzled: "why did i risk my grade for this?!" Go watch the movie, but if this is where the future of the series lies, I am afraid, Star Trek has gone the way of Prison Break... dumb, predictable and meant for idiots.
suraj Posted May 9, 2009 Posted May 9, 2009 "...create a black hole to absorb the blast of the supernova..." In the new avatar of the Star Trek motion picture that i watched first show, a mere 6 hours before i had two finals back to back... i walked out insulted, upset and heartbroken. No, I do not hate the movie because it does not have Kirk (it does have Spock and you can never have enough Spock), but i dislike the movie since Mr. Abrams disrespected me. He trivialized my intelligence and tried to convince me that the heart of a spaceship looks disturbingly like the innards of a deep sea submarine. Water as a coolant. Water as a coolant? Water as a coolant! For the sake of comedic relief, there is a sequence where water is used as a coolant. A coolant for a warp engine that is supposedly conducting matter-antimatter reactions that yield energy at the magnitude of several Mega Electron Volts per mole. I dont think water will be an efficient coolant for such a setup. So go with the easier option, dont try to demonstrate it you fool! The movie was a visual orgasm... meant for the general american audience with double digit IQs. It was not for the more sophisticated audience who can, nay desire, intellectual engagement. I walked out of Batman Begins an invigorated man, willing to tear down the walls of social division and strike harder for that egalitarian society Batman fought for... I walked out of Star Trek puzzled: "why did i risk my grade for this?!" Go watch the movie, but if this is where the future of the series lies, I am afraid, Star Trek has gone the way of Prison Break... dumb, predictable and meant for idiots. Nerd alert :giggle::giggle: BTW who has double digit IQ- those who went to enjoy fiction on their leisure day or those who risked important grades to end up with a heartburn over something that was supposed to be for entertainment never claimed as the gospel of scientific truth :dontknow:
THX_1138 Posted May 9, 2009 Author Posted May 9, 2009 ]Nerd alert :giggle::giggle: BTW who has double digit IQ- those who went to enjoy fiction on their leisure day or those who risked important grades to end up with a heartburn over something that was supposed to be for entertainment never claimed as the gospel of scientific truth :dontknow: That must have been an attempt at an insult... good try son, but try again.
suraj Posted May 9, 2009 Posted May 9, 2009 That must have been an attempt at an insult... good try son' date=' but try again.[/quote'] nope just makng fun- little different from insulting Take it the way you want to !!
THX_1138 Posted May 9, 2009 Author Posted May 9, 2009 Nerd alert :giggle::giggle: BTW who has double digit IQ- those who went to enjoy fiction on their leisure day or those who risked important grades to end up with a heartburn over something that was supposed to be for entertainment never claimed as the gospel of scientific truth :dontknow: speculative fiction/scientific fiction has been successful for the very reason that it espouses to inform and inspire just as much as it strives to entertain... but if dumb fooks cant handle that, then as i suggested, watch reruns of prison break mate.
suraj Posted May 9, 2009 Posted May 9, 2009 speculative fiction/scientific fiction has been successful for the very reason that it espouses to inform and inspire just as much as it strives to entertain... but if dumb fooks cant handle that' date=' then as i suggested, watch reruns of prison break mate.[/quote'] I see that your "intellectual" spite is generating a whole lot of interest here :giggle::giggle: oh I forgot- MATE!!! You are Einstein:hatsoff: I am dumb and lack in intellect:(( lets meet in real life sometime mate- things might be quite different than online personas Anyway I can see that you are not capable of handling sense of humor (didn't know that was a requirement for being a Phd) so I'll leave you alone- Enjoy!!
THX_1138 Posted May 9, 2009 Author Posted May 9, 2009 I see that your "intellectual" spite is generating a whole lot of interest here :giggle::giggle: oh I forgot- MATE!!! You are Einstein:hatsoff: I am dumb and lack in intellect:(( lets meet in real life sometime mate- things might be quite different than online personas Anyway I can see that you are not capable of handling sense of humor (didn't know that was a requirement for being a Phd) so I'll leave you alone- Enjoy!! no you are much smarter than i am... just not as motivated towards a certain ideal.
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