2023 is waaaay too soon

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20thcenturybuick

MemberOvomorphFebruary 28, 20121458 Views24 Replies

lets see a decade ago not much was different....lcd screens were pricier..ummm nothing has advanced...and in 11 years asimo aint going to be indistinguishable from us...they havent even completed ground 0...we dont even have electri cars..just hybrids

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alteredstate.February 29, 2012

We have all seen the pictures of guy pearce in the space suits the crew are wearing and he has not aged in those so i guess he has developed a superior anti ageing cream that doesn't resemble botox lol.

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QuinntasFebruary 29, 2012

^ Right. He is either a synthetic, or they froze him. But is there a third possibility?

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CypherFebruary 29, 2012

Anyone ever thought that maybe Peter Weyland thought that they could possibly discover the Fountain of Youth or something similar on the expedition? And that if he stayed on Earth he may die before the expedition got back there? Hence, he goes with them...... Just another thought...... Could also explain why we hear "We were wrong..... We were so wrong....." at the start of the trailer...........

[url=http://www.robocopmovie.net/][img]http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac89/snorkelbottom/NewRoboBanner.jpg[/img][/url] "Is it dead this time?" "I dunno, poke it with this stick and see."

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alteredstate.February 29, 2012

yes genetic recoding of the ageing cells the ability to prevent cells from dying off and losing the skins elasticity and possibly the ability to prevent bone decay tooth rot etc . There is a jelly fish that exists here on earth that never ages perhaps the dna of a creature like that has or could be used through genetic manipulation to preserve youth.