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Date Posted: 05:53:08 07/16/01 Mon
Author: Tsunami
Subject: Hmm...
In reply to: Bev/Andra 's message, "I'm also a trekie so I know what you mean. I've been wondering about the extent of the tech also.(Ack, I REALLY need to start posting my thoughts here before the whole descusion is over! Hehe)" on 20:37:47 07/15/01 Sun

Well, this game is also supposed to be realistic. Remember when everyone thought 2000 would bring in airplane cars and cures for everything? It doesn't seem like we've advanced in too much lately except better roller coasters and toys. The Star Trek show (no offense) doesn't seem too realistic to me; I doubt we'll have that much technology in 2100, and if we base ourselves on that, we'll have less room for originality and creativity, which happen to be the things I like best.

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Let me fix that... -- Tsunami, 06:09:30 07/16/01 Mon
- One more time... -- Tsunami, 06:10:57 07/16/01 Mon
  - The last one for fighter pilot could be an owl. But that looks good. But we are atlest 400 years in the future. So think that 400 years ago they never thought about computers like we have. -- Bright Eyes, 11:37:29 07/16/01 Mon
~A point~ -- Raven, 14:56:24 07/16/01 Mon
- whatever she said -- unknown, 21:21:28 02/15/02 Fri

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