On Thursday, August 29, 2013 4:24:15 PM UTC-7, Tim Bruening wrote:   
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   > Why doesn't Elysium have any strategic defenses (against intruding   
   spaceships or missiles)?  After all, it was constructed as a refuge for   
   wealthy refugees fleeing Earth.   
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   > As 3 unauthorized shuttles approach, they are warned that they are violating   
   "Elysium airspace".  Since Elysium is in space, which has no air, how can the   
   space around it be "airspace"?   
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   > The defense minister is called on the carpet for having two of the shuttles   
   (which had been bringing people to Elysium to be treated in its rapid healing   
   machines) destroyed, by an agent on Earth.  Since the Elysium President   
   appears to have compassion    
   for the people who died on the shuttles, why doesn't he arrange for Elysium   
   healing devices to be installed in Earth hospitals?  Since he has enough   
   compassion to complain about the destruction of inhabited shuttles, shouldn't   
   he have enough compassion    
   to have healing machines installed in Earth hospitals?   
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   > During the latter part of the movie, Max wears a surgically implanted   
   exoskeleton OVER his shirt!  How is he expected to take off his shirt?   
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   > At the end, Max and Spider reprogram Elysium's central computer to regard   
   all members of the human race as Elysium citizens.  The central computer   
   therefore decides to send medical shuttles to Earth to treat everyone who's   
   sick or injured.  Does    
   Elysium have enough resources to treat Earth's entire population?   
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   > Will Earth's entire population now immigrate to Elysium?  If so, how will   
   Elysium support them?   
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   > After the reprogramming, a police droid refuses to arrest Spider, saying   
   that it can't arrest Elysium citizens.  If police droids can't arrest Elysium   
   citizens, how would they deal with crimes committed by Elysium citizens?   
      
   How do the medbays "Reatomize" people?  Is it like a Star Trek transporter?    
   Could the reatomization technology be used as a weapon?   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)