New Webcast Finally - a new Casinomeister webcast!

[The Dude]

 

[dionysus]

thats kind of hilairious, you started talking, and im here, thinking...wonder whats on his bookshelf

 

[Kroffe]

No cowboyhat
No book about nature
Said memes were dumb

3/10 Honeyjars.

 

[goatwack]

Seriously Bryan, wouldn't worry about the ranch in Cali. You put a lot of work into it, I'm sure it'll be fine

 

[The Dude]

No cowboyhat
No book about nature
Said memes were dumb

3/10 Honeyjars.

Isn't human evolutionary biology - nature?

I don't wear hats indoors - and I like dumb.

 

[Kroffe]

Isn't human evolutionary biology - nature?

I don't wear hats indoors - and I like dumb.

Saying you like me wont change the score im afraid.
But i appreciate the effort, and will take it into consideration for your next evaluation.

In the meantime, i recommend watching this.


So, why is that more important than reading about evolution you may ask.
I will let this gentleman answer that question.

 

[Mouche12]

Fun webcast Bryan, and thanks for the book recommendations. I'll definitely have myself a copy of the Fermi Paradox.

 

[Kroffe]

Fun webcast Bryan, and thanks for the book recommendations. I'll definitely have myself a copy of the Fermi Paradox.

If you find that stuff interesting, you should also read "The dark forest"
Its a proposed solution to the fermi paradox.
But like the name suggests, its a bit dark.

Edit: Also, @Casinomeister should ofc check it out if he likes the fermi paradox.

 

[mack341]

I like the sound of this fermi paradox, I didn't realise it was an official argument, I've wondered in the past does the non-existence of extraterrestials [so far] make a creator [god] more or less likely?

The scientists keep saying other planets millions of miles away could sustain life but there doesn't seem to be intelligent life out there, so why didn't evolution occur elsewhere. [ Is it like an RNG ]

On the other hand I've often felt hollywood films about aliens [ encounters, ET, independence day etc...]could have been deliberately made to prepare the public for the existence of aliens to be announced and people are then prepared for it and don't panic.

 

[Kroffe]

I like the sound of this fermi paradox, I didn't realise it was an official argument, I've wondered in the past does the non-existence of extraterrestials [so far] make a creator [god] more or less likely?

The scientists keep saying other planets millions of miles away could sustain life but there doesn't seem to be intelligent life out there, so why didn't evolution occur elsewhere. [ Is it like an RNG ]

On the other hand I've often felt hollywood films about aliens [ encounters, ET, independence day etc...]could have been deliberately made to prepare the public for the existence of aliens to be announced and people are then prepared for it and don't panic.

Like they would dare come here while Will Smith is still alive.



Not to mention Men in black.

 

[Kroffe]

I like the sound of this fermi paradox, I didn't realise it was an official argument, I've wondered in the past does the non-existence of extraterrestials [so far] make a creator [god] more or less likely?

The scientists keep saying other planets millions of miles away could sustain life but there doesn't seem to be intelligent life out there, so why didn't evolution occur elsewhere. [ Is it like an RNG ]

On the other hand I've often felt hollywood films about aliens [ encounters, ET, independence day etc...]could have been deliberately made to prepare the public for the existence of aliens to be announced and people are then prepared for it and don't panic.

I kind of like this theory.

 

[mack341]

I kind of like this theory.

I will have to study this theory a bit more brain is overloaded at the moment, I just checked the age of the universe, 13.8 billion years, and if you think of man's progress in 2000 years it's quite something. The dinosaurs are another enigma, coming before us and dying before us I guess, just checked that, apparently 65 million years between our presence on earth.

 

[Kroffe]

I will have to study this theory a bit more brain is overloaded at the moment, I just checked the age of the universe, 13.8 billion years, and if you think of man's progress in 2000 years it's quite something. The dinosaurs are another enigma, coming before us and dying before us I guess, just checked that, apparently 65 million years between our presence on earth.

Dont fall for the myth about Dinousaurs being here before us.
Watch this documentary and things will become clear.
Also it has Dinousaurs armed with laserweapons, wich is pretty cool.

 

[mack341]

Dont fall for the myth about Dinousaurs being here before us.
Watch this documentary and things will become clear.
Also it has Dinousaurs armed with laserweapons, wich is pretty cool.

It's over 4 hrs! long with cartoon graphics lol... I'll only invest that sort of time if it qualifies me to call myself a professor or paleontologist at the end of watching it

 

[Kroffe]

It's over 4 hrs! long with cartoon graphics lol... I'll only invest that sort of time if it qualifies me to call myself a professor or paleontologist at the end of watching it

Well i mean, its all the Dino-rider movies all in one.
And it may or may not be a show i used to watch as a kid, and not a documentary.
But whos to say it cant be both an awesome kids show, and also the truth!

 

[Kroffe]

It's over 4 hrs! long with cartoon graphics lol... I'll only invest that sort of time if it qualifies me to call myself a professor or paleontologist at the end of watching it

Also, its not the only show featuring Dinousaurs and humans interacting.
This one is also highly recommended.

 

[mack341]

Well i mean, its all the Dino-rider movies all in one.
And it may or may not be a show i used to watch as a kid, and not a documentary.
But whos to say it cant be both an awesome kids show, and also the truth!

The intro was like a documentary I thought it might be a hybrid... there's nothing quite like revisiting the old cartoons of childhood, dogtanian, vicky the viking, godzilla, don't suppose those names mean much to a young pup like yourself tv was great in those 80's days, monkey, grange hill, the flashing blade, water margin





I could take over Bryan's thread and reminisce all week!

 

[mack341]

Also, its not the only show featuring Dinousaurs and humans interacting.
This one is also highly recommended.

Was this a 90's cartoon, I think they moved on from the 80's, with a bit more plot and based on modern looking characters rather than still dressed in 70's flares like scooby doo

 

[Kroffe]

The intro was like a documentary I thought it might be a hybrid... there's nothing quite like revisiting the old cartoons of childhood, dogtanian, vicky the viking, godzilla, don't suppose those names mean much to a young pup like yourself tv was great in those 80's days, monkey, grange hill, the flashing blade, water margin





I could take over Bryan's thread and reminisce all week!

Ive atleast heard about and seen some movies with Godzilla.
May have been newer versions than the one you remember tho. =)

 

[paul7388]

The intro was like a documentary I thought it might be a hybrid... there's nothing quite like revisiting the old cartoons of childhood, dogtanian, vicky the viking, godzilla, don't suppose those names mean much to a young pup like yourself tv was great in those 80's days, monkey, grange hill, the flashing blade, water margin





I could take over Bryan's thread and reminisce all week!

I remember all those cartoons well . I must be getting old.

 

[paul7388]

Ive atleast heard about and seen some movies with Godzilla.
May have been newer versions than the one you remember tho. =)

Really bear you have never watched all the old Godzilla cartoons . Godzilla and Godzuki. You need to go catch up

I could hear myself singing it in my head so had to go find one with the theme song

 

[Kroffe]

Really bear you have never watched all the old Godzilla cartoons . Godzilla and Godzuki. You need to go catch up

I could hear myself singing it in my head so had to go find one with the theme song

Ahh, never even knew there was a show aswell.
Tho i find it hard to believe it can stand up against Thundercats&Dino riders when it comes to being cool.

 

[mack341]

Ahh, never even knew there was a show aswell.
Tho i find it hard to believe it can stand up against Thundercats&Dino riders when it comes to being cool.

I use to watch that thundercats, good stuff, I don't suppose you had the pleasure of watching this series:



no wonder there was a big boom in hallucinogenic drugs in the uk about the same time, right that better be my last post on children's old tv

 

[Kroffe]

I use to watch that thundercats, good stuff, I don't suppose you had the pleasure of watching this series:



no wonder there was a big boom in hallucinogenic drugs in the uk about the same time, right that better be my last post on children's old tv

That was scary as hell.
Not seen that, but i saw "Skrotnisse" a Swedish show, not sure if it ever got translated to any other language.

Made with puppets, but the hands and sometimes the mouth were real.
Creepy.



Since this will also be my last post about old kids shows, i must also include the one that was probably coolest of them all.

 

[DaftDog]

So, why is that more important than reading about evolution you may ask.
I will let this gentleman answer that question.

The peanut butter theory made me piss my pants. I can't believe idiots like this still exist.