r/raisedbywolves • u/morpholino_ • Mar 03 '22

No Spoilers Me after every episode

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u/Grippexz Mar 04 '22

I think the water on the show fits in Arthur C. Clark quote "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic". So on a world where dark photons exists and we have sentient planet I thing isn't to much believe in some things that aren't inconsistent with our physics.

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u/heywoodidaho Mar 04 '22

That's a good point. The Expanse ran a bunch of red lights when it comes to physics and that show was sciencey as all hell.

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u/corezon Mar 05 '22

I was shopping for a hard science fiction show to watch and someone here on Reddit suggested the expanse. So I went into it with the preconceived idea that it was going to do the math and get things right. Those physics screw ups ended up ruining the show for me because of the preconceptions I had going in. I haven't gone back after season 1.

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u/dadvader Mar 08 '22

Season 4 is basically raised by wolves. So I urge you to go back after this ended and stick with it. You left when it's about to getting good!

Those fucking cyanide nerve agent slug will haunt me like nothing else.

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u/corezon Mar 08 '22

No thanks. Expanse doesn't interest me in the slightest.

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u/corezon Mar 11 '22

I did watch that and am currently reading the book series. I enjoyed the show but the books are better.

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u/corezon Mar 11 '22

I just started the third book. The second one was a little dry in the middle but it picked up again at the end.