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Cosmos: a space time Odyssey


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God you are a fuging idiot

 

Trying to make a point in the simplest terms possible for a child...

 

Rupert Murdoch owns Fox, which includes all of their networks, including the news division. The execs running those divisions work for him and his agenda.

 

What's so damn hard to understand? Oh ,never mind, I almost forgot you're ignorant of things such as facts.

 

Now, stfu and go away.

 

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Trying to make a point in the simplest terms possible for a child...

Rupert Murdoch owns Fox, which includes all of their networks, including the news division. The execs running those divisions work for him and his agenda.

What's so damn hard to understand? Oh ,never mind, I almost forgot you're ignorant of things such as facts.

Now, stfu and go away.

Not denying that he owns all of those networks but there is a reason he doesn't run every single one of them and that he has hired execs with their own visions for their networks. You are ignorant as poo if you aren't going to watch a show that he had nothing to do with at all on a network he doesn't make programming decisions on.

Now get out of my thread if you are going to try to derail it with ignorance.

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Show was amazing. Really well done and palatable for the average person who may not know much about science. Kept away from the deep explanations, which was bad for me (I love it), but good for most people, because explaining in detail the composition of the universe and the chemistry behind everything from stars, to planets, to the rings of Saturn (the explanation of "millions of snowballs that are also moons" is a rough, layman's version that kind of bugged me, since it's a combo of ice and rock that are constantly colliding and creating more, but I can deal given that this was made for the scientifically ignorant) would be a bit much for most people and they'd lose interest.


Loved the cosmic calender to show how small we really are. Loved that it hit on the Catholic Church being a force working against scientific advancement with the Inquisition (though I thought the cartoon may have ran a bit long for my own taste).

Show ended on a high note. Rough overview of evolution that I thought was lacking (but again, show for the scientifically ignorant), but entertaining and cool. Loved his story about his relationship with Sagan.

Look forward to next week. I wonder what the ratings were like. My Twitter is blowing up with people talking about it.

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Loved the irony with the commercials. One big gripe is when he mentioned when Moses supposedly lived, as well as Jesus and Muhammad. I have no problem with mentioning them as a point in a historical context for the majority audience, but we do not know for certain that those are historical figures (with the exception of Muhammad, I think? Not sure. Don't know much about the historicity of Islam), let alone that their accounts (found only in the bible, in the case of the first two) are accurate (and all we know of science suggests that neither are possible of the latter).

It just opens the door for pseudoscience, I think. Kinda irked me. As did Tyson saying "we do not know the origins of life on Earth". Not because that isn't true (it is), but because people don't understand that there is a difference in not knowing for sure how life came about and not knowing how life came to be as it is now. Him stating that isn't an admittance that evolution is false, it is an admittance that we do not yet know what caused life to spring in the very beginning. Anti-science crowds and pseudoscience enthusiasts will gladly take that confusion and run with it.

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I love all scientific documentary type shows, especially those that discuss the universe.  I do think when comparing them all, the presentation of the cosmos series is a little boring.  Having one man talk non-stop against a serene background makes me a little sleepy if I'm sitting in a comfortable chair. hehe.  Of course that's not a bad thing for me.  Actually, I was watching all the original Cosmos shows they were playing on the National Geographic channel, and Sagan sounded like a great philosopher.  Putting science in a more social context.  Tyson was decent, but he didn't come close to Sagan's presentation.

 

It's still early, but I don't know if this show will appeal to the masses, unless they already have an interest in science.

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