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|    Message 26,936 of 28,343    |
|    Tim Bruening to Justin Bacon    |
|    Re: Terminator 3 questions    |
|    27 Jan 15 14:41:31    |
      From: tsbrueni@dcn.davis.ca.us              On Saturday, July 12, 2003 at 11:33:52 PM UTC-7, Justin Bacon wrote:       > PCportinc wrote:       > >There were no guards, and       > >we could plainly see that the place is abandoned; an obvious tip off       > >for anyone that the computer which would rule the world/Skynet/AI core,       > >or whatever you want to call it, would not be located there.       >       > Yeah. I think John and Kate, unfortunately, were a little too caught up in       the       > moment to realize their horrendous mistake. But I was sitting in the theater       > wondering if the filmmakers were really this dumb. Fortunately, they weren't.       > But the fact that I wasn't really trusting them at that point in the film       > speaks to a number of idiocies earlier in the film.       >       > >There are bunkers underneath the       > >Pentagon and the CIA building, and at many other       > >secret locations. We know this from the events of 9/11/01. Just watch the       CNN       > >or any other specials. Didnt Mostow remember that the Vice-President and       > >many others were often kept "at an undisclosed location"?       >       > Let's pretend, for a moment, that there are electronic locks on the doors       > leading to those bunkers. Combined with the disruption of communication       > networks, Skynet's ability to simply lock down those modern facilities would       > probably have given it time to wipe out the leadership structure of the U.S.       > Particularly since it would have probably known exactly where those leaders       > were.              So Bush and Cheney would have been banging on the door, swearing a blue streak       as the machines approached to kill them.              The Crystal Peak facility was protected by electronic locks. Why didn't       Skynet lock it down too?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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