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WCDT 2071-75 (Dec. 5-9, 2011)

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Dust:

--- Quote from: Is it cold in here? on 05 Dec 2011, 08:45 ---Philosophy has mostly taken for granted that philosophers were always human.

Now there's a new viewpoint in the world, a fresh look at all the old questions.

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Momo's getting a fresh look at something, anyway.


(Edit - Is it wrong that I was too freaked out by Jeph's avatar to realise "Oh wow, it's him"?)

CrowFairy:
I don't mind these strips. We're delving into stuff the strip has yet to really talk about. The technological differences between our world and the world of QC have so far been somewhat ignored, so it's kind of nice to let the storyline chill out for a short bit while we find out how the characters feel about their rapidly changing world. I like peeking into characters' minds, so this is perfectly enjoyable for me.

I can understand the stress involved in the Marten/Padma stuff. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens with all that and especially with Faye and Angus. But this detour is a good one. :)

akronnick:

--- Quote from: jeph on 06 Dec 2011, 02:17 ---Don't feel bad! I know these Clinton strips are a digression, but they're where my brain's been at lately. I have the Marten/Padma thing totally planned out, which strips a lot of the fun out of it for me because nothing is a surprise. But we'll get back to it soon. I just gotta play out this string of metaphysics jokes first.

[emphasis added]


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Not for us!!!!! You're killin' us man!!

Skewbrow:

--- Quote from: Kokirin on 06 Dec 2011, 02:21 ---Is that a robot pin-up Momo is looking at?

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My guess for the title is "Applied robotics". Not sure about either word in the title, though. Did anyone watching ustream see a close-up?

Of course, that doesn't rule out the possibility of centerfold images of questionable content. May be they have mags marketed solely to APCs?

pwhodges:
Applied Robotics seems clear enough to me; I imagine the fold-out as a system diagram, or maybe a detailed flowchart of some sort.  From Momo's expression, she doesn't have built-in knowledge of how she works - or perhaps the book is startlingly out of date, as DIY books often are (because later technology isn't accessible as DIY).

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