: Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement
Subject: Re: [time-nuts] WOT: Identify this movie
Which was made into the movie Soylent Green.
On 9/25/2012 5:34 AM, Tom Harris wrote:
> Sounds like the OP's story was from Harry Harrison's nightmarish novel of
> overpopulation "
Which was made into the movie Soylent Green.
On 9/25/2012 5:34 AM, Tom Harris wrote:
Sounds like the OP's story was from Harry Harrison's nightmarish novel of
overpopulation "Make Room, Make Room!".
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Subject: [time-nuts] WOT: Identify this movie
It's a dark and quiet night, and list traffic is way down, so please forgive
me for this way off topic request. I'm writing a book about automation and
have a chapter on the future thereof.
I have a dim memory of a TV show or movie i
prison complex that
> the prisoners had to rotate one cell at a time via a big rope once a day. ..
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> -Dave
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Subject: [time-nuts] WOT: Identify this movie
It's a dark and quiet night, and list traffic is way down, so please
forgive
me for this way off topic request. I'm w
Not sure about your film reference but a Google search on "humans pedal to
generate electricity" provides some 200,000 replies with quite a few
indicating this is already being done, albeit on a smaller scale, from
locations
such as a Danish Hotel to Brazillian prisons, and with commercial a
Hi Bill,
El Tue, 25 Sep 2012 01:05:13 -0500
"Bill Hawkins" comentaba:
> I have a dim memory of a TV show or movie in black and white that has
> the teeming billions of earth living in high-rise buildings, each in a
> self- contained room. Occasionally, they "work" by pedaling a machine
> that ge
Bill,
Seems to me the movie "Fifth Element" had some kind of living quarters similar
to
what you are suggesting sans the bicycle thing.
BillWB6BNQ
Bill Hawkins wrote:
> It's a dark and quiet night, and list traffic is way down, so please
> forgive
> me for this way off topic request. I'm
Are you sure it is fiction? It sounds like the only place Lance Armstrong will
be allowed to ride his bike in 2050.
Thomas Knox
> From: b...@iaxs.net
> To: time-nuts@febo.com
> Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2012 01:05:13 -0500
> Subject: [time-nuts] WOT: Identify this movie
>
> It&
It's a dark and quiet night, and list traffic is way down, so please
forgive
me for this way off topic request. I'm writing a book about automation
and
have a chapter on the future thereof.
I have a dim memory of a TV show or movie in black and white that has
the
teeming billions of earth living i
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