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Take the Red Pill, by Erik Davis
So the question is no longer whether or not to pop a pill. The question is whether the pills we take are red or blue. And who can answer that? ...
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Catacombs: by Erik Davis
Apr 22, 2008 ... Catacombs Paris By Eternal Night by Erik Davis ( techgnosis.com ) ... and brick and water that would swallow us up for the next seven hours. ...
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Recording Angels, by Erik Davis
Musicians and composers both highbrow and pop have twiddled and tweaked electronic and electrical instruments, as well as electromagnetic recording and ...
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The Science of Star Trek, by Erik Davis
For as taste of how thoroughly Trek has wormed its way into popular science, one need only turn to the growing subgenre of Star Trek science books. ...
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Escape into Real Life: by Erik Davis
Feb 15, 2008 ... The opposite of paradise is pretty clear as well. Here we abandon fantasies of other places where things are truly different, ...
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Phase IV: by Erik Davis
Phase IV is a high-concept 1974 SF film about a rapidly evolved ant society. Undemanding in a B-movie way, the film is intelligently plotted, magically shot ...
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Take the Red Pill, by Erik Davis
Take the Red Pill The Matrix by Prescription by Erik Davis. Originally ran in Feed, August 14, 2000. You probably have seen the ads on TV (if you haven't, ...
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Phase IV: by Erik Davis
Phase IV is a high-concept 1974 SF film about a rapidly evolved ant society. Undemanding in a B-movie way, the film is intelligently plotted, magically shot ...
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Blade Runner Scarecrows: by Erik Davis
Blade Runner Scarecrows Zizek meets Hawthorne. July 29, 2008 ... The basic idea is that there is a yawning gap between every thing we can say about who we ...
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Dead Machines, by Erik Davis
Some are polyglot mixtures of languages, others sing, others just bark garbled or surrealistic phrases like "dead machines" and "We can see Edith by radio," ...
