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** They tried already in the last movie.
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** They tried already in the last movie. He just turned into a demon worm and possessed people.
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* So, Rowan explains that they tried to execute Jason many times over and nothing stuck, but as Kay-Em had shown, Blowing him to bits would have worked, if not for the {{Nanomachines}} bringing him back, did they not try that? because Rowan would have pointed it out if they had when Kay-Em did it.
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* So, Rowan explains that they tried to execute Jason many times over and nothing stuck, but as Kay-Em had shown, Blowing blowing him to bits would have worked, if not for the {{Nanomachines}} bringing him back, did they not try that? because Because Rowan would have pointed it out if they had when Kay-Em did it.
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** And the starship explosion. The remaining crew decide to explode the walkways leading to the section where Jason is, so he will be forever floating in the vacuum of space. So they do. And it works...mostly. Jason is now apparently MadeOfIndestructium due to the nanobots...and can also move freely around space, because he comes right back about a minute later, ''punches a hole'' in the spaceship hull and causes Jenessa's ExplosiveDecompression.
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** And the starship explosion. The remaining crew decide to explode the walkways leading to the section where Jason is, so he will be forever floating in the vacuum of space. So they do. And it works...mostly. Jason is now apparently MadeOfIndestructium due to the nanobots...and can also move freely around space, because he comes right back about a minute later, ''punches a hole'' in the spaceship hull and causes Jenessa's ExplosiveDecompression.ExplosiveDecompression.
* How in the world did Brodski circle around to tackle Jason X from a 90 degree angle?
* How in the world did Brodski circle around to tackle Jason X from a 90 degree angle?
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** Well Jason at least was frozen, not harming anyone better to not poke the sleeping bear and potentially wake him up and presumably records where lost/forgotten over the centuries so when the new team came to explore they had no idea what they were walking into.
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** Well Jason at least was frozen, not harming anyone better to not poke the sleeping bear and potentially wake him up and presumably records where lost/forgotten over the centuries so when the new team came to explore they had no idea what they were walking into.into.
* Jason is wanted for his "regenerative properties" - but they already have nanotechnology that can heal anyone instantly of any wound. Even Jason himself. Guh?
** He was wanted for his regenerative properties by people in the 2011, not by the people in 2455. He was revived in the future because of his potential value as a nearly 450-year-old living relic.
** Replicating his instantaneous healing factor could still be useful, since you wouldn't always have access to the nanotechnology.
** And the starship explosion. The remaining crew decide to explode the walkways leading to the section where Jason is, so he will be forever floating in the vacuum of space. So they do. And it works...mostly. Jason is now apparently MadeOfIndestructium due to the nanobots...and can also move freely around space, because he comes right back about a minute later, ''punches a hole'' in the spaceship hull and causes Jenessa's ExplosiveDecompression.
* Jason is wanted for his "regenerative properties" - but they already have nanotechnology that can heal anyone instantly of any wound. Even Jason himself. Guh?
** He was wanted for his regenerative properties by people in the 2011, not by the people in 2455. He was revived in the future because of his potential value as a nearly 450-year-old living relic.
** Replicating his instantaneous healing factor could still be useful, since you wouldn't always have access to the nanotechnology.
** And the starship explosion. The remaining crew decide to explode the walkways leading to the section where Jason is, so he will be forever floating in the vacuum of space. So they do. And it works...mostly. Jason is now apparently MadeOfIndestructium due to the nanobots...and can also move freely around space, because he comes right back about a minute later, ''punches a hole'' in the spaceship hull and causes Jenessa's ExplosiveDecompression.
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** They tried already in the last movie.
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** They tried already in the last movie.movie.
* Why did nobody ever investigate or go looking for Rowan and Jason after they were frozen? They were contained in a government facility, so someone had to have known it existed and taken notice of the lack of contact from there after everyone was killed or frozen alive. So, why did it take almost five centuries for someone to find it?
** Well Jason at least was frozen, not harming anyone better to not poke the sleeping bear and potentially wake him up and presumably records where lost/forgotten over the centuries so when the new team came to explore they had no idea what they were walking into.
* Why did nobody ever investigate or go looking for Rowan and Jason after they were frozen? They were contained in a government facility, so someone had to have known it existed and taken notice of the lack of contact from there after everyone was killed or frozen alive. So, why did it take almost five centuries for someone to find it?
** Well Jason at least was frozen, not harming anyone better to not poke the sleeping bear and potentially wake him up and presumably records where lost/forgotten over the centuries so when the new team came to explore they had no idea what they were walking into.
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* So, Rowan explains that they tried to execute Jason many times over and nothing stuck, but as Kay-Em had shown, Blowing him to bits would have worked, if not for the {{Nanomachines}} bringing him back, did they not try that? because Rowan would have pointed it out if they had when Kay-Em did it.
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* So, Rowan explains that they tried to execute Jason many times over and nothing stuck, but as Kay-Em had shown, Blowing him to bits would have worked, if not for the {{Nanomachines}} bringing him back, did they not try that? because Rowan would have pointed it out if they had when Kay-Em did it.it.
** They tried already in the last movie.
** They tried already in the last movie.
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*** So what would their plan have been if someone ''deliberately'' attacked them, or a meteor shower collided with the station? Would they all have keeled over and waited to die? You'd think if they had some soldiers aboard the station, they'd also have defenses or ''some'' sort of precautions in mind to stop some clumsy idiot from plowing through the whole station.
* How is it that said space station gets blown to smithereens, yet the ship that tore straight through it is barely even scratched?
* How is it that said space station gets blown to smithereens, yet the ship that tore straight through it is barely even scratched?
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* So, Rowan explains that they tried to execute Jason many times over and nothing stuck, but as Kay-Em had shown, Blowing him to bits would have worked, if not for the {{Nanites}} bringing him back, did they not try that? because Rowan would have pointed it out if they had when Kay-Em did it.
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* So, Rowan explains that they tried to execute Jason many times over and nothing stuck, but as Kay-Em had shown, Blowing him to bits would have worked, if not for the {{Nanites}} {{Nanomachines}} bringing him back, did they not try that? because Rowan would have pointed it out if they had when Kay-Em did it.
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* Does any media explain, aside from Lowe’s explanation, exactly how Earth One became uninhabitable?
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* Does any media explain, aside from Lowe’s explanation, exactly how Earth One became uninhabitable?uninhabitable?
* So, Rowan explains that they tried to execute Jason many times over and nothing stuck, but as Kay-Em had shown, Blowing him to bits would have worked, if not for the {{Nanites}} bringing him back, did they not try that? because Rowan would have pointed it out if they had when Kay-Em did it.
* So, Rowan explains that they tried to execute Jason many times over and nothing stuck, but as Kay-Em had shown, Blowing him to bits would have worked, if not for the {{Nanites}} bringing him back, did they not try that? because Rowan would have pointed it out if they had when Kay-Em did it.
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* How is it that said space station gets blown to smithereens, yet the ship that tore straight through it is barely even scratched?
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* How is it that said space station gets blown to smithereens, yet the ship that tore straight through it is barely even scratched?scratched?
* Does any media explain, aside from Lowe’s explanation, exactly how Earth One became uninhabitable?
* Does any media explain, aside from Lowe’s explanation, exactly how Earth One became uninhabitable?
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** Who designs a building that will get destroyed if a plane hits it at full speed? It's not cost effective to design things that will survive the most extreme and unlikely situations.
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** Who designs a building that will get destroyed if a plane hits it at full speed? It's not cost effective to design things that will survive the most extreme and unlikely situations.situations.
*** So what would their plan have been if someone ''deliberately'' attacked them, or a meteor shower collided with the station? Would they all have keeled over and waited to die? You'd think if they had some soldiers aboard the station, they'd also have defenses or ''some'' sort of precautions in mind to stop some clumsy idiot from plowing through the whole station.
* How is it that said space station gets blown to smithereens, yet the ship that tore straight through it is barely even scratched?
*** So what would their plan have been if someone ''deliberately'' attacked them, or a meteor shower collided with the station? Would they all have keeled over and waited to die? You'd think if they had some soldiers aboard the station, they'd also have defenses or ''some'' sort of precautions in mind to stop some clumsy idiot from plowing through the whole station.
* How is it that said space station gets blown to smithereens, yet the ship that tore straight through it is barely even scratched?
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* Who designs a space station which can be easily destroyed with one crashing ship?
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* Who designs a space station which can be easily destroyed with one crashing ship?ship?
** Who designs a building that will get destroyed if a plane hits it at full speed? It's not cost effective to design things that will survive the most extreme and unlikely situations.
** Who designs a building that will get destroyed if a plane hits it at full speed? It's not cost effective to design things that will survive the most extreme and unlikely situations.
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