Originally posted by Q'Anilia
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The first one is kinda cool. The other one, not so much.
Originally posted by Q'Anilia
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The first one is kinda cool. The other one, not so much.
Originally posted by EvilAngel
Yeah, like really really annoying =(You're missing KH2? you poor thing ^^' I was just playing that myself ;p
Yeah it's been awhile. I'm good good, just putting together my profile, but it gets boring after no time at all =\ I'm working tonight too, which i can't say i'm especially looking forward to. Saturday nights are always the worst.
What about you? Been up to much? =)
It does make me sad, I want to fight the Organization 🙁
ahh sorry to hear but at least it nets you some money eh? 😛
I'm good thanks, finished a college course applied for uni, found i needed maths at C grade to progress so I've started another college course + a maths resit.
Eventful years.
Originally posted by EvilAngel
Yeah it's been awhile. I'm good good, just putting together my profile, but it gets boring after no time at all =\ I'm working tonight too, which i can't say i'm especially looking forward to. Saturday nights are always the worst.
I must say i lol'd =)
Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
I have always wondered about this, but I've never received an explanation.If Star Wars takes place a long time ago, in a galaxy far away, why are there humans there? Are we just to assume that there was a planet there that evolved in the exact same way under the same conditions as Earth?
Shouldn't you be asking why they speak English as well? 😛
Originally posted by Ms.Marvel
yup!its not that farfecthed because there are thousands of planets in the star wars universe that have the exact same climate and conditions as earth.
Still, just because the conditions are the same the likelyhood of humans evolving because of that are unlikely beyond reason.
It's best not to even think about these kind of things. There is no good answer ^^'
Originally posted by EvilAngel
Still, just because the conditions are the same the likelyhood of humans evolving because of that are unlikely beyond reason.It's best not to even think about these kind of things. There is no good answer ^^'
I just like the original trilogy, they should be known as the masterpieces that they are and be left at that.
Oh but, HAN SHOT FIRST!!!!!!!
Greedo shoots first pffffft nonsense.
Originally posted by EvilAngel
Still, just because the conditions are the same the likelyhood of humans evolving because of that are unlikely beyond reason.It's best not to even think about these kind of things. There is no good answer ^^'
Highly unlikely, but given the sheer size of the universe, not impossible. Not impossible is good enough for me in a science-fiction story.
Here's something for Scream
http://www.mathstat.uottawa.ca/~rsmith/Zombies.pdf
And well pratically everyone else.
Originally posted by MooCowofJusticeIt is simple, really.
I have always wondered about this, but I've never received an explanation.If Star Wars takes place a long time ago, in a galaxy far away, why are there humans there? Are we just to assume that there was a planet there that evolved in the exact same way under the same conditions as Earth?
The humans that exist in the Star Wars universe are, in fact, our precursors, we were not originally from Earth, you see, in the SW galaxy, a true vacuum, a genuinely, completely empy vacuum, began to expand, and as it did, it rendered all to nothingness. The humanity of SW saw this ocurring, and unable to have its entire population escape its effect, they sent billions of their children sent through pods at FTL speeds galaxies upon galaxies away, while the infants were in cryo-stasis. They crash landed on many planets in the universe, Earth being one.
Indeed.