March Movie Review: Project Hail Mary
I'm so glad The Martian wasn't a fluke! Project Hail Mary delivered, perhaps surpassing the book.
I'm so glad The Martian wasn't a fluke! Project Hail Mary delivered, perhaps surpassing the book.
I'll put it here. But I haven't figured it out. And maybe I never will. And that's TERRIFYING.
I've a great contempt for naval gazing blogs. When I come to a blog, I've come with an expectation of a guided exploration through something that interests me, not pages of bombastic self interested babble. And yet. I've come to this page as an
Boltzmann brain - WikipediaWikimedia Foundation, Inc.Contributors to Wikimedia projects In this post, I'll hammer out my thoughts about brains in jars, the terminator, redcode, the treachery of the treachery of images, and basic bomb defusal. But I haven't done it yet. Oh well, all in
Guo, excited to capitalize on this coincidence of powerhouses in his little village, asks the adventurers to hunt some meat from the forest and bring it back to town. Skunk-Otter meat might be harvestable with the right butcher (or even chemist) but their stink glands will ruin any meat with