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    Quote Originally Posted by Scooby View Post
    If they were like the ones from early Resident Evil games, it would be kinda fun!
    Yep I think it would take quite a while for the novelty to wear off.
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    It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!

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    Bearing in mind this crucial caveat:
    "A new law of physics has been quietly emerging at the University of Leicester: sound scientific principles plus a sense of humour equals better communication of science – and a lot more public interest in the subject.

    The University’s pioneering Science Topics Module sees undergraduates studying physics and interdisciplinary science write, critique and publish their own mini research papers, applying scientific principles to phenomena from popular culture or everyday life. The themes range from the imaginative to the downright zany: could Batman’s cape-gliding technique really save him from a fatal crash; does Winnie the Pooh suffer from vitamin B12 deficiency; what would happen if Miley Cyrus really did “come in like a wrecking ball”?"


    http://www2.le.ac.uk/offices/press/t...earch-findings

    Personally I would love to read a scientific extrapolation of the last example ;¬>

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    Better Zombies than Daily Mail readers!

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    Same thing, although the zombies will have more intelligence.

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