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As a shaman, Professor Moriarty embodies the trickster archetype. He tricks the Enterprise crew, and is in turn tricked.
BlueMule
Any questions or comments so far?
edit on 15-12-2013 by BlueMule because: (no reason given)
intrepid
I saw this last week again. Interesting take on this. One question though. If the crew represent a higher power:
As a shaman, Professor Moriarty embodies the trickster archetype. He tricks the Enterprise crew, and is in turn tricked.
How does the mortal person trick them?
CretumOrbis
If that sounded condescending in any way, I apologize. It's just a pet-peeve of mine.
winofiend
Interesting read.
However I dislike the simulation theory from the point that it relies solely on our current technological ability. A thousand years ago there was no such concept of a computer.
winofiend
reply to post by BlueMule
Oh I got that, I had been waiting for someone to post about the simulated universe theory at some point, but you didn't quite do that and I got what you were doing, which I did find interesting!
I loved the episodes involving Moriarty and his 'enlightenment'. I'd never considered it as you put it.
MadMax9
reply to post by BlueMule
If we are in a simulation. evolution did not happen. You cannot believe both. Therefore if evolution did not happen, then some sort of creation happened. And once you get past the ridiculous notion of a simulation the answer is already there.
abeverage
How could we bump the walls of the real reality so to speak? Must we make enough noise to let the outside of our universe see us? How do we let Horton know WE ARE HERE?