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Many scenes go by with little or no meaningful dialogue, so the audience must tease out the implications, but many others are built around voiceover narration of the kind that enables some of Terrence Malick’s films to reach unplumbed depths.
Future rover missions might find microbial fossils in Mars rock—of the kind Mr. Willis prospects for in the Australian outback—for Mars, too, was once warm and wet.
It is modelled on social media advertising agencies of the kind that many brands now have to promote their image directly to consumers, in the age of Instagram and TikTok.
From BBC
It was a beautifully maintained version of the kind of building that playwright Eugene O’Neill probably got drunk in, where the sense of ghosts was thick, but nothing went noticed among the revelry of the future finance bros and trust-funded artists of America.
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In a 1979 survey for Scientific American, Crick discussed new methods in neuroscience, including mapping areas of the brain and using computers to model neural networks of the kind that now power AI systems.
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