It reframes the entire saga: not just a cycle of destruction, but the possibility of renewal. Humanity surviving in two places, evolving on separate paths, and someday meeting again.
I think there's a whole series in that alone.
🧵 End.
With that level of advancement, retracing the path of the #Galactica fleet becomes trivial. The trail would still exist:
– derelict ships lost along the way
– battle debris in empty space
– radioactive signatures
– the ruins on #Kobol
– the wreck of #Pegasus
– the abandoned #Cylon colony
– and yes, the remains of the central Cylon hub
#Space is a museum with no weathering. 9)
It can't be just me who sees a #cylon here right?
And for the record, that's Ikea's Parasol door sensor, now part of my #homeassistant #zigbee network
Apparently #Leapmotor have gone with #Cylon style for their rear brake light.
#BrotherCavil: "I don't want to be human! I want to see gamma rays! I want to hear X-rays! And I want to - I want to smell dark matter! Do you see the absurdity of what I am?"
Sarno: Then let's look at the future then. Because I'm hearing talk of Cylon butlers, Cylon nurses. How long before my niece, Candice comes home with her Cylon fiancé to introduce to the family?
Daniel: Well, I think people are smart enough to realize that as useful as they are Cylons are simply tools, nothing more. And to forget that, to blur the distinction between man and machine and to attribute human qualities is folly.
With that level of advancement, retracing the path of the #Galactica fleet becomes trivial. The trail would still exist:
– derelict ships lost along the way
– battle debris in empty space
– radioactive signatures
– the ruins on #Kobol
– the wreck of #Pegasus
– the abandoned #Cylon colony
– and yes, the remains of the central Cylon hub
#Space is a museum with no weathering. 9)
Would they recognise us as their distant descendants?
Would they see us as children to be protected?
Or as curiosities—primitive, interesting, but no longer “their people”?
After 150,000 years of evolution, cultural divergence, and likely hybridisation with Cylon remnants, they might be as different from us as we are from Neanderthals. 12)
It reframes the entire saga: not just a cycle of destruction, but the possibility of renewal. Humanity surviving in two places, evolving on separate paths, and someday meeting again.
I think there's a whole series in that alone.
🧵 End.
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