An addicted Netsurfer who is never without her laptop. Pixel has a secret friend Digit, a mouse who hangs around PC's apartment and likes to dispense advice over the Internet. There is also Leo, a neighborhood kid who is also an inventor and Maxine, PC's love interest who dislikes computers. Also Virus the VW Bug.
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Ozy and Millie by Dana Simpson
Peanuts by Charles Schulz
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katina.cooper said, 4 months ago
Looks like something that will happen here in the not to distant future.
ivison.bedard said, 4 months ago
@katina.cooper
Proof that not all intelligence is intelligent.
ivison.bedard said, 4 months ago
@ivison.bedard
That one could be smart enough to know how the sun works well enough to duplicate it on a certain scale yet dumb enough to pan it as a power source and use it to destroy life…we are really smart farts.
The Life I Draw Upon said, 4 months ago
A-Bomb 1945, runaway Castle Bravo H-bomb 1954, SETI Nov 1961, near nuclear war Oct 1962, MAD, 1990s nuclear winter. Other stars are just a few decades away. Why don’t we hear anything from other planets? There has to be intelligent life like us out there.
Night-Gaunt49 said, 4 months ago
@ivison.bedard
We can’t duplicate fusion yet, so why not use solar which is nuclear and cleaner and essentially free?
Night-Gaunt49 said, 4 months ago
@The Life I Draw Upon
Maybe they are so intelligent they use means of communication we have no idea of.
Penny Robinson Fan Club said, 4 months ago
@Night-Gaunt49
The big joker in the deck there is your word “essentially.” “Essentially” = “Not.” It still costs more to produce than you get it out of, both economically and energy-wise, same problem as with hydrogen. And it just doesn’t make enough. Solar might make a nice emergency backup for the home, but that’s the about the extent of its potential.
As for alien communication, you may be right, they may have something like Star Trek’s “subspace radio” communication, but it’s hard to believe that any civilization would NOT go through a phase without something as basic and simple as radio. You would think we’d have picked up something by now, no matter how old.
The score remains firmly fixed at:
Earth: 1
Rest of the Universe: 0
truecanadianliberal said, 4 months ago
@katina.cooper
I think we will starve ourselves or overpopulate ourselves or over-pollute ourselves before we blow ourselves up, thanks to corporate greedheads and their political puppets.