queencarcin...@mac.com
(Alicia Henn)
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Evolution could be cool, and probably inevitable, but once you got to your destination, you'd have animals well-adapted to life on a ship (...
ldnola...@gmail.com
(LDNMisBanderas)
(retrieved 05/18/2012 - 06:17)
Greetings to all:
I am going to take part in a panel in the fall on the subject of
translating humor in speculative fiction....
dwes...@gmail.com
(Donald McCarthy)
(retrieved 05/18/2012 - 06:17)
The evolution of miles long generation ship could be manipulated to match
conditions on the target world. If it takes thousands of...
dwes...@gmail.com
(Donald McCarthy)
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I would suggest embryos would be a more viable options. A LOT more of them
could be kept alive in some kind of stasis (Step back I'm...
queencarcin...@gmail.com
(Alicia Henn)
(retrieved 05/18/2012 - 06:17)
*The New York Times invited readers to write them a paragraph about whether
eating meat was ethical. Interestingly, an argument was...
ericsco...@gmail.com
(Eric Scoles)
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Also, the title reminds me of a McSweeney's story from a few years back --
can't remember the author -- but the POV character is the...
ericsco...@gmail.com
(Eric Scoles)
(retrieved 05/18/2012 - 06:17)
Living right now, it's hard to imagine anyone having the degree of vision
required to put something like this into action. The best we...
dwes...@gmail.com
(Donald McCarthy)
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Well, missed that one then. Oh, well. Since I've lost my job my schedule
has opened up a LOT.