Why was Carina sentenced to death for being a witch while Shansa was just in a cell?
Besides "bad plot" was there any reason to not sentence her to death as well?
Besides "bad plot" was there any reason to not sentence her to death as well?
We can see Henry drowning himself with a rock on his feet until he lands on the dutchman. This only happens once the sailor has basically already died and is taken aboard to be ferried over. But Will is unable to ferry his own son for both his and Elisabeth's sake of "losing her son", so he brings him back, disregarding his duty
We can see multiple times in the movie how besides a few work droids, robots seem to have a certain personality to them. Wall-E naturally gained sentience on earth after centuries (For 700 years he didn't collect all that much, he finds his first spork in a scene, he has just a few lighters, etc, so it had to have happened rather recently but not my point), Eve seems pretty sentient even before meeting Wall-E, when caught in a magnet, she doesn't just free herself, she shoots the whole ship the magnet is attached to in pure anger about it, the robot repair station is full of rogue sentient robots that got locked in because of that.
It's another question if Auto is truely sentient, he is an AI in the end. While the original directive was "Repopulation", it later got overwritten to "Abandon because no life is possible"
But a positive EVE probe would go directly against A113 so any sentient being would say "Hey this is outdated". And even if not sentient, Auto seemed AI enough to process this info and could have come to the conclusion "This probe proves Earth is growing life, A113 states no life is possible, therefore A113 is wrong"
But maybe you could argue that at that time Auto knew if they returned to earth he would in some way cease to exist, as the Axiom wasn't planned on having repeated space flights and most likely would have been disassembled and Auto along with it
Imagine you could see a week into the future. You made some food and sit at a table with the food on the plate. Do you think you would see
A: The plate gone as clearly you have eaten the food and did the dishes
B: The foot rotting on the table because as of now it still stands on the table and you haven't done anything that changes this, like started eating
In Case A if you would start eating, you would see the result of an empty plate, or maybe you will be full before so you already see a half empty plate
In Case B you would see old food missing every bite you take out in the present, even if you actively keep eating, as only when you did the action, the future will be affected
I personally liked the way she worked, having the risk of going near dead enemies, possibly being seen by others, only to unlock cams that most of the time were shot anyway.
Now you can remote hack but only use the cams for like 10 seconds. Overall that seems like a balanced chance, while I prefer the older version.
I also preferred her old way of hacking phones to call all enemies, instead of only one at a time like she does now. I get they wanted to make the ability more like other operators that can only affect one OP like Jackal or Deimos, but I always saw her more like the opposite to Caveira, being able to expose everyone, but only with sound rather than visually, as Caveira has the higher risk of activating her ability.
Like this cheap render I made of one.
Besides production cost, wouldn't it be better for tension? Or do chains have to snap eventually, like asking to make bridges sturdier?
The climax of Portal 2 is the moon shot, built up by Cave mentioning Moonrocks being a great portal conductor.
Now the first thing you'd think they do, especially being as lenient as aperture when it comes to safety, is just shoot a portal straight to the moon and test what happens "when Test Subjects are locked in a room with a portal to the moon", finally even using it to source their moonrocks for basically free without spending 70 million on them.
Unless that's what they did, because at 50.000 bucks per gram, 70M pays you around 1.4kg of moonrocks. But even then you could just sell these moonrocks back to NASA and avoid bancruptcy
What exactly is the evidence against Cave and Caroline having a daughter, Cave urging Caroline to give her up for adoption, some scientist adopting and raising her, which is why she was at BYDTWD and mentioned Cave as "Mr. Johnson", completely oblivious. This would also fit into the "You are adopted" jokes and later "confession" of GlaDOS (first she teases you, later after Old Aperture and Wheatley teasing you she says "You ARE adopted and that's terrible".
Which again could fit into the "Caroline is Chells mom" theory, as GlaDOS only really learnt about herself during Old Aperture, realizing Chell is her daughter and therefore releasing her once back in power. She just never mentioned it to chell to not make her go completely mad over all of it, as Aperture and her being trapped there seemed to have been for a substantial part of her life. During BYDTWD she was no way older than 10 with how she wrote on the potato chart. In the game she seems to be in her 20s. Considering that this was the day everything went completely south in aperture, it's not unlikely that chell never left Aperture from this day on.
Because while some say that this theory is implied at in the game, others say that it's really not that possible and wrong
She has an elevator shaft straight down to Tartaros 9, where the hatch for Test Shaft 9 is located. How did Miss "I have to test things" never tested throwing a remote camera down the elevator to see what's going on down there.
Unless we go as far to say that GLaDOS was in such a shock of what actually happened to her, that she straight up forgot or ignored the shaft due to trauma
Comedy + Time = Tragedy + 2xTime | - Comedy
Time = Tragedy + 2xTime - Comedy
This means that Time = Tragedy + 2xTime - (Tragedy + Time)
Therefore Time = Time
It also means that Tragedy + Comedy = Time + 2x Tragedy
Hilbert's Hotel has infinite rooms with infinite guests.
If another group with infinite guests arrive, every vacated guest moves to room number n*2. All odd numbered are free now, there are infinite rooms, everyone gets a room.
But I only ever read about check ins. What about infinite guests who are now done with their vacation and want to leave?
Or is it Hotel California where you can check out any time you like but you can never leave?
And if so, what does it mean?
The closest Biter Nests are several chunks away, the closest one is like 8 chunks away
The closest Biter Nests I have are like double the distance to the radius of the pollution cloud.
Yet the Pollution Menu shows that 13 nests absorb a tiny amount of it.
Do they spawn raids? It hasn't happened yet a few hours since I cleaned out the nests near the cloud
I don't want to go into the deep rabbithole of why x/0 can't exist, I just want to touch on the fact that any number multiplied by 0 is 0, so technically, 0/0 should be 0.
There's already so many exceptions because of 0, like 0^0=1 which doesn't make any logical sense and it just defined to have an answer, so why doesn't 0/0=0 work the same way?
0*0=0
There are so many planets out there, so you can very well claim the entire Planet as your own