When Smart People Get it Wrong - Answering "Plot Holes" in SIGNS
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Beckie
I once read an article about the "burden of knowledge". It basically talks about how humans learn from the moment we're born through our experiences even before we have cognition abilities. We just don't understand what it was like to be without the knowledge that it's unfathomable to understand how anyone else could not know what we know. The same with using the toilet, wearing clothes, sitting in a chair, drinking from a cup/staw, eating with silverware, etc.
Scott Rizzo
LOL the three seashells in DM
Adam Archer
You engaged in this thought exercise and discussion, sober. Ha ha ha ha. You are the best Aust
Michelle Jordan
Love the in-depth “door” conversation, shit I have a hard time with doors here on this planet sometimes 🤣 “oh shit it says push not pull” Also, as humans we wouldn’t know if our space suit, or any part of it, would react to an aliens planet and burn us instantly. We’d presumably send a metal drone of some sort first. But how would we know that the specific thread in our space suits or some sort of lining or plastic on our bodies at the time isn’t going to react to something in the atmosphere? Like your argument states, we don’t know EVERYTHING.
Vicki McGuire
Have you seen Frequency?? Sometimes you just have to leave your questions at the door to enjoy the movie.
Vicki McGuire
Ong, I didn’t have a problem with it until 5 minutes ago. 😭😭 that was and still is one of my fav movies.
Bobby Clark
I thought Signs was a good movie one of his best.
Talon Wenberg
You develop a spaceship to defend you from space. Space ship is just bigger clothes. Spaceship doesn't exist without clothes.
Eugene Ryan
This is the type of obsessive and cathartic content ive been craving
Carilyn Done
Am I lost? I really thought you were driving this thought process towards a different issue. Maybe you were and I’m just too dense to understand . Anyway, it was still entertaining. Peace
Sam Quincy
Agreed. Imagine approaching Lilo and Stitch with this logic. Or ET. Or any movie with any unknown elements.