ChessMess
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Posts: 443 | Should Quorra have powers in the Real World?
on Tuesday, October, 04, 2011 8:39 AM
Is Quorra just a normal human now, akin to how Pinnochio became a 'real boy', made of ordinary flesh and bone? It would seem so. Thus if follows that she should not have any special powers in the real world. Heck she doesn't even know how to use anything. Whats a toilet? You do WHAT in it??!!??
I don't see her being all that helpful in the real world, unless you dissect her. She might have perfect DNA, or the DNA might have some special health properties. However anything down that path is limited by our own current technology and understanding so humanity probably can't do much with it.
She isn't going to shoot electricity out her fingers, or touch the floor and make anything happen. She seems to have no more intelligence or mental capabilities than a typical human. All her benefits to mankind fit more with her inside of the computer rather than outside.
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Kaisergrendel
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Posts: 298 | RE: Should Quorra have powers in the Real World?
on Tuesday, October, 04, 2011 11:11 AM
| ChessMess Wrote:Is Quorra just a normal human now, akin to how Pinnochio became a 'real boy', made of ordinary flesh and bone? It would seem so. |
By what observation?
| ChessMess Wrote:Thus if follows that she should not have any special powers in the real world. Heck she doesn't even know how to use anything. Whats a toilet? You do WHAT in it??!!?? |
Perhaps if she could eat on the Grid, she could also poop there? Although the sensation may be different for her in the real world, or she shits digital bricks like Sam bleeds blood in the Grid. Perhaps she could program herself to shit bubblegum-flavored cubes.
| ChessMess Wrote:I don't see her being all that helpful in the real world, unless you dissect her. She might have perfect DNA, or the DNA might have some special health properties. However anything down that path is limited by our own current technology and understanding so humanity probably can't do much with it. |
But you could do the reverse - study her in a computer, transport a human there and use the information gained to "correct" a given illness. Just a theory.
| ChessMess Wrote:She isn't going to shoot electricity out her fingers, or touch the floor and make anything happen. She seems to have no more intelligence or mental capabilities than a typical human. All her benefits to mankind fit more with her inside of the computer rather than outside. |
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EXODUS
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Posts: 573 | RE: Should Quorra have powers in the Real World?
on Tuesday, October, 04, 2011 1:14 PM
We all know that time goes much faster in the Grid ("What was hours in there was just minutes here"), so what I want to know is, now that shes 'out' will she age at the same rate has we do, or will she age really really fast? :-/abortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion
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Posts: 4,349 | RE: Should Quorra have powers in the Real World?
on Tuesday, October, 04, 2011 1:23 PM
Kaisergrendel Wrote:| ChessMess Wrote:Thus if follows that she should not have any special powers in the real world. Heck she doesn't even know how to use anything. Whats a toilet? You do WHAT in it??!!?? |
Perhaps if she could eat on the Grid, she could also poop there? |
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trekking95
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Posts: 2,440 | RE: Should Quorra have powers in the Real World?
on Tuesday, October, 04, 2011 1:43 PM
TRON.dll Wrote:Kaisergrendel Wrote:| ChessMess Wrote:Thus if follows that she should not have any special powers in the real world. Heck she doesn't even know how to use anything. Whats a toilet? You do WHAT in it??!!?? |
Perhaps if she could eat on the Grid, she could also poop there? |
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Posts: 298 | RE: Should Quorra have powers in the Real World?
on Tuesday, October, 04, 2011 11:07 PM
trekking95 Wrote:TRON.dll Wrote:Kaisergrendel Wrote:| ChessMess Wrote:Thus if follows that she should not have any special powers in the real world. Heck she doesn't even know how to use anything. Whats a toilet? You do WHAT in it??!!?? |
Perhaps if she could eat on the Grid, she could also poop there? |
Oh no, not this again.. |
Actually I told a Mod about the other word he used for poop. |
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Posts: 298 | RE: Should Quorra have powers in the Real World?
on Tuesday, October, 04, 2011 11:08 PM
| EXODUS Wrote:We all know that time goes much faster in the Grid ("What was hours in there was just minutes here"), so what I want to know is, now that shes 'out' will she age at the same rate has we do, or will she age really really fast? :-/ |
The right question to ask is does she age at all...
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EXODUS
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Posts: 573 | RE: Should Quorra have powers in the Real World?
on Wednesday, October, 05, 2011 1:39 PM
Here's a thought that's occured to me:
If the programs dont age the same way humans do, then what about the MCP?
After Tron defeats him, we see a glimpse of the 'real' MCP & he appears has an old bearded man.
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