science fiction and it's rightful place

[Cold Fuzz]

*arms crossbow*

I sometimes think that too much analysis of Science Fiction ruins the sheer enjoyment of the moment for me.
I just like to go with the story and ignore any supposed science discrepancies. After all those discrepancies are sometimes applications of physics not yet known by man. But man's imagination can perceive the possibilites although they can't yet prove them.

*goes hunting with Cold Fuzz*

Ah, nothing like going on a hunt with fellow predators like bears and wolves... and Girlbot.

Stories that get too entrenched in technobabble aren't to my liking either. In my opinion, the science should be sound but science is ultimately just hardware. The story is about people, whether they're human, robotic, or alien.

[The Urban Spaceman]

*arms crossbow*

I sometimes think that too much analysis of Science Fiction ruins the sheer enjoyment of the moment for me.
I just like to go with the story and ignore any supposed science discrepancies. After all those discrepancies are sometimes applications of physics not yet known by man. But man's imagination can perceive the possibilites although they can't yet prove them.

*goes hunting with Cold Fuzz*

I recommend you avoid the Bioware forums. At least, those pertaining to Mass Effect 3.

[Girlbot]

I recommend you avoid the Bioware forums. At least, those pertaining to Mass Effect 3.

Noted.
Of course now I'm curious

[LT. COL. John Sheppard]

....I got a comment but I will withhold it....Cause Shep is wierd.

explain