taksraven Posted March 8, 2010 Posted March 8, 2010 polyphony??? There's only one acceptable form of music and that is monophony. Polyphony is the work of the devil. The ONLY beat worth dancing to is the beat of the human heart. Everything else is just noise! Taksraven Quote
anime52k8 Posted March 8, 2010 Posted March 8, 2010 Single celled organisms!!!! Oh wait. (Sagan, I need you now) Taksraven clearly YOU'RE the Philistine here, I'm already just a small pile of inorganic monomers. Quote
taksraven Posted March 8, 2010 Posted March 8, 2010 clearly YOU'RE the Philistine here, I'm already just a small pile of inorganic monomers. Nah, I'm just excrement. Taksraven Quote
Funkenstein Posted March 8, 2010 Posted March 8, 2010 Desert Punk is great. Its an SF show, lots of guns, lots of boobs, a teenage girl who carries around a picture of a random bikini babe and an armored dude who is possessed by dark pervert energy. And it all takes place in Mad Max's universe. Quote
Ghost Train Posted March 8, 2010 Posted March 8, 2010 It's funny we're juxtaposing cellular structure with Carl Sagan, as his wife, Dr. Lynn Margulis, was the first to suggest that advanced eukaryotic cells came into being when a bunch of prokaryotes "ate" smaller prokaryotes - but instead of being digested they entered into a symbiotic relationship. And thus advanced organelles like Mitochondria were born, and it also explains why DNA is not limited to the nucleus of the cell but can be found in Mitochondria as well. Back on topic, I fear for the lifespan of this thread, so here we go: Quote
eugimon Posted March 8, 2010 Posted March 8, 2010 It's funny we're juxtaposing cellular structure with Carl Sagan, as his wife, Dr. Lynn Margulis, was the first to suggest that advanced eukaryotic cells came into being when a bunch of prokaryotes "ate" smaller prokaryotes - but instead of being digested they entered into a symbiotic relationship. And thus advanced organelles like Mitochondria were born, and it also explains why DNA is not limited to the nucleus of the cell but can be found in Mitochondria as well. Back on topic, I fear for the lifespan of this thread, so here we go: right, and mitochondrial DNA is not the same as the DNA in the rest of the cell. A really interesting animal is the blue bottle jellyfish. It's born from a single egg but it's really 3 distinct organisms that work in a symbiotic fashion to keep the whole thing going. oh, and uhm, yeah, macross frontier is really good. rest, crap. Quote
mikeszekely Posted March 8, 2010 Posted March 8, 2010 I've always found it amusing that, at least here in the States, anime is treated as a genre unto itself. It seems that there are a lot of people who simply say that they love anime and will watch pretty much any anime as if Midori no Hibi and Z Gundam were functionally equivalent by virtue of having been made in Japan. You want me to offer my advice on how to pick a good anime? Check to see if there are any giant robots in it. If there are, you're set. Quote
taksraven Posted March 8, 2010 Posted March 8, 2010 Back on topic, I fear for the lifespan of this thread, so here we go: Shhhhhhhhhh! No IBTL! Taksraven Quote
Agent ONE Posted March 9, 2010 Posted March 9, 2010 Macross Frontier. SDF TV > MF > M7 yep. See it. Quote
Ghost Train Posted March 9, 2010 Posted March 9, 2010 SDF TV > MF > M7 I believe this list is incomplete. We all know Astro Plan is the best Macross series to date. It's like watching Macross, Gundam, and Robotech simultaneously. Quote
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