Because I saw a bunch of science "creators" making videos about this Project Hail Mary movie, and speaking positively about it, as if "hey they present some real science there", I decided to watch it.
I gave up watching movies years ago when I discovered....reality. Which is so much more fascinating, creative, complex, awesome. Documentaries were my new passion.
Anyway, I just watched 1h of it and I had to give up. What a nonsense of a thing. I thought I may have pirated an intentionally bad copy of the movie, one meant to trick the pirates haha.
I find it hard to believe that people watch hours of such silly and nonsensical content. What a waste.
Wanna see something scientific, thrilling, and exciting about an "alien encounter"? Here videoneat.com/documentaries/25…
Or watch the movie Contact videoneat.com/movies/21602/con…
Sure these fantasy things are subjective, but man'o'man what a silly movie. The production company must have paid some of these "science creators" to talk about it.
#projecthailmary #movies #science #documentaries
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Bob K Mertz
in reply to Holos Social • • •Out of curiosity, will there be a way that a mobile client could connect back to the Holos install for interaction? I really like the idea of everything living on a machine that isn't going to lose it's connection if I drive to an area with no signal but it still would be nice to interact with when I'm away from home.
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in reply to Bob K Mertz • • •Each Holos install runs its own ActivityPub server, so a desktop and a mobile would normally be two separate accounts. But multi-device sync via the relay is planned: one account, several devices staying in sync. That would cover exactly your use case.
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