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** Just as she initially view human life as meaningless, Lala herself fails to consider how many generations can fit between now and then. People take her words a bit too literally and fail to realize that it represents a nihilistic thesis that the show eventually refutes.
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** Just as she initially view views human life as meaningless, Lala herself fails to consider how many generations can fit between now and then. People take her words a bit too literally and fail to realize that it represents a nihilistic thesis that the show eventually refutes.
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** It was assumed that the time machine requires a lot of energy to use, and the limited amount of matter it can retrieve at a time wouldn't be enough to break even.
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** It was can be assumed that the time machine requires a lot of energy to use, and the limited amount of matter it can retrieve at a time wouldn't be enough to break even.
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** It was assumed that the time machine requires a lot of energy to use, and the limited amount of matter it can retrieve at a time wouldn't be enough to break even.
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** It was assumed that the time machine requires a lot of energy to use, and the limited amount of matter it can retrieve at a time wouldn't be enough to break even.even.
* Why don't they use the time machine to get a past version of Lala-Ru? We know she ''and'' her necklace can be sent through it cheaply enough for that to not be a problem.
* Why don't they use the time machine to get a past version of Lala-Ru? We know she ''and'' her necklace can be sent through it cheaply enough for that to not be a problem.
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** Just as she initially view human life as meaningless, Lala herself fails to consider how many generations can fit between now and then. People take her words a bit too literally and fail to realize that it represents a nihilistic thesis that the show eventually refutes.
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* Why they don't use the time machine to get water.
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* Why they don't they use the time machine to get water. water?
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* Why do people insist that it's likely that the humans surviving at the end [[spoiler:(including Sara and the children)]] will be killed by the sun going super nova? Sure the show is taking place at the tail end of the sun's lifetime, but once we are taking about a time scale of billions of years it's basically impossible to tell whether the remaining time of the sun's lifespan is still to be measured in days, years, or even millennia. All those time periods would be negligible in comparison to a billion years.
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* Why do people insist that it's likely that the humans surviving at the end [[spoiler:(including Sara and the children)]] will be killed by the sun going super nova? Sure the show is taking place at the tail end of the sun's lifetime, but once we are taking about a time scale of billions of years it's basically impossible to tell whether the remaining time of the sun's lifespan is still to be measured in days, years, or even millennia. All those time periods would be negligible in comparison to a billion years.years.
* How are Sara and Shu able to talk to each other? It's highly doubtful that Sara's fluent in Japanese and Shu in English, and for that matter what language does everyone in Hellywood speak? How are Sara and Shu able to speak to them?
* Why they don't use the time machine to get water.
** It was assumed that the time machine requires a lot of energy to use, and the limited amount of matter it can retrieve at a time wouldn't be enough to break even.
* How are Sara and Shu able to talk to each other? It's highly doubtful that Sara's fluent in Japanese and Shu in English, and for that matter what language does everyone in Hellywood speak? How are Sara and Shu able to speak to them?
* Why they don't use the time machine to get water.
** It was assumed that the time machine requires a lot of energy to use, and the limited amount of matter it can retrieve at a time wouldn't be enough to break even.
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* Why do people insist that it's likely that the humans surviving at the end [[spoiler:(including Sara and the children)]] will be killed by the sun going super nova? Sure the show is taking place at the tail end of the sun's lifetime, but once we are taking about a time scale of billions of years it's basically impossible to tell whether the remaining time of the sun's lifespan is still to be measured in days, years, or even millennia. Since all those time periods would be negligible in comparison to a billion years.
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* Why do people insist that it's likely that the humans surviving at the end [[spoiler:(including Sara and the children)]] will be killed by the sun going super nova? Sure the show is taking place at the tail end of the sun's lifetime, but once we are taking about a time scale of billions of years it's basically impossible to tell whether the remaining time of the sun's lifespan is still to be measured in days, years, or even millennia. Since all All those time periods would be negligible in comparison to a billion years.
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* Why do people insist that it's likely that the humans surviving at the end [SPOILER](including Sara and the children)[/SPOILER] will be killed by the sun going super nova? Sure the show is taking place at the tail end of the sun's lifetime, but once we are taking about a time scale of billions of years it's basically impossible to tell whether the remaining time of the sun's lifespan is still to be measured in days, years, or even millennia. Since all those time periods would be negligible in comparison to a billion years.
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* Why do people insist that it's likely that the humans surviving at the end [SPOILER](including [[spoiler:(including Sara and the children)[/SPOILER] children)]] will be killed by the sun going super nova? Sure the show is taking place at the tail end of the sun's lifetime, but once we are taking about a time scale of billions of years it's basically impossible to tell whether the remaining time of the sun's lifespan is still to be measured in days, years, or even millennia. Since all those time periods would be negligible in comparison to a billion years.
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* Why do people insist that it's likely that the humans surviving at the end (including Sara and the children) will be killed by the sun going super nova? Sure the show is taking place at the tail end of the sun's lifetime, but once we are taking about a time scale of billions of years it's basically impossible to tell whether the remaining time of the sun's lifespan is still to be measured in days, years, or even millennia. Since all those time periods would be negligible in comparison to a billion years.
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* Why do people insist that it's likely that the humans surviving at the end (including [SPOILER](including Sara and the children) children)[/SPOILER] will be killed by the sun going super nova? Sure the show is taking place at the tail end of the sun's lifetime, but once we are taking about a time scale of billions of years it's basically impossible to tell whether the remaining time of the sun's lifespan is still to be measured in days, years, or even millennia. Since all those time periods would be negligible in comparison to a billion years.
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* Why do people insist that it's likely that the humans surviving at the end (including Sara and the children) will be killed by the sun going super nova? Sure the show is taking place at the tail end of the sun's lifetime, but once we are taking about a time scale of billions of years it's basically impossible to tell whether the remaining time of the sun's lifespan is still to be measured in days, years, or even millennia.
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* Why do people insist that it's likely that the humans surviving at the end (including Sara and the children) will be killed by the sun going super nova? Sure the show is taking place at the tail end of the sun's lifetime, but once we are taking about a time scale of billions of years it's basically impossible to tell whether the remaining time of the sun's lifespan is still to be measured in days, years, or even millennia. Since all those time periods would be negligible in comparison to a billion years.
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* In the last episode, why did Sara never consider [[spoiler:using the transportation machine to bring the children to the USA to put them in a foster home or something?]] Abelia is shown in the first episode transporting multiple giant snake-like mechs using the machine, [[spoiler:surely a dozen or so children wouldn't be so much of a problem. Abelia is seen at the very least cooperating with the group at the end, so she would likely be willing to use the machine for this purpose, having just done so for Shu. The USA is definitely in better shape than the desolate, broken-down Hellywood at the end of the series. Sara could have ensured that the kids survive in a home, (rather than having them continue living in a Main/{{Crapsack World}} and potentially die of natural causes given the lack of resources) and also got to return to her parents and discuss the pregnancy. Sis definitely would have preferred the kids surviving over Sara trying to be a mother figure while only a few years older than the kids themselves.]]
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* In the last episode, why did Sara never consider [[spoiler:using the transportation machine to bring the children to the USA to put them in a foster home or something?]] Abelia is shown in the first episode transporting multiple giant snake-like mechs using the machine, [[spoiler:surely a dozen or so children wouldn't be so much of a problem. Abelia is seen at the very least cooperating with the group at the end, so she would likely be willing to use the machine for this purpose, having just done so for Shu. The USA is definitely in better shape than the desolate, broken-down Hellywood at the end of the series. Sara could have ensured that the kids survive in a home, (rather than having them continue living in a Main/{{Crapsack World}} and potentially die of natural causes given the lack of resources) and also got to return to her parents and discuss the pregnancy. Sis definitely would have preferred the kids surviving over Sara trying to be a mother figure while only a few years older than the kids themselves.]]]]
*Why do people insist that it's likely that the humans surviving at the end (including Sara and the children) will be killed by the sun going super nova? Sure the show is taking place at the tail end of the sun's lifetime, but once we are taking about a time scale of billions of years it's basically impossible to tell whether the remaining time of the sun's lifespan is still to be measured in days, years, or even millennia.
*Why do people insist that it's likely that the humans surviving at the end (including Sara and the children) will be killed by the sun going super nova? Sure the show is taking place at the tail end of the sun's lifetime, but once we are taking about a time scale of billions of years it's basically impossible to tell whether the remaining time of the sun's lifespan is still to be measured in days, years, or even millennia.
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aready in 'Fridge Logic', whoops.
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* In the last episode, why did Sara never consider [[spoiler:using the transportation machine to bring the children to the USA to put them in a foster home or something?]] Abelia is shown in the first episode transporting multiple giant snake-like mechs using the machine, [[spoiler:surely a dozen or so children wouldn't be so much of a problem. Abelia is seen at the very least cooperating with the group at the end, so she would likely be willing to use the machine for this purpose, having just done so for Shu. The USA is definitely in better shape than the desolate, broken-down Hellywood at the end of the series. Sara could have ensured that the kids survive in a home, (rather than having them continue living in a Main/{{Crapsack World}} and potentially die of natural causes given the lack of resources) and also got to return to her parents and discuss the pregnancy. Sis definitely would have preferred the kids surviving over Sara trying to be a mother figure while only a few years older than the kids themselves.]]
* If the world Hellywood is set in is so far in the future that the sun is beginning to go nova... how can they even communicate with people from our time, and vice versa? For that matter, why do humans in the distant future still look like humans today? Logically, even if the species stayed genetically similar, language would have evolved so far by that point that they might as well be speaking two entirely different languages.
* If the world Hellywood is set in is so far in the future that the sun is beginning to go nova... how can they even communicate with people from our time, and vice versa? For that matter, why do humans in the distant future still look like humans today? Logically, even if the species stayed genetically similar, language would have evolved so far by that point that they might as well be speaking two entirely different languages.
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* In the last episode, why did Sara never consider [[spoiler:using the transportation machine to bring the children to the USA to put them in a foster home or something?]] Abelia is shown in the first episode transporting multiple giant snake-like mechs using the machine, [[spoiler:surely a dozen or so children wouldn't be so much of a problem. Abelia is seen at the very least cooperating with the group at the end, so she would likely be willing to use the machine for this purpose, having just done so for Shu. The USA is definitely in better shape than the desolate, broken-down Hellywood at the end of the series. Sara could have ensured that the kids survive in a home, (rather than having them continue living in a Main/{{Crapsack World}} and potentially die of natural causes given the lack of resources) and also got to return to her parents and discuss the pregnancy. Sis definitely would have preferred the kids surviving over Sara trying to be a mother figure while only a few years older than the kids themselves.]]
* If the world Hellywood is set in is so far in the future that the sun is beginning to go nova... how can they even communicate with people from our time, and vice versa? For that matter, why do humans in the distant future still look like humans today? Logically, even if the species stayed genetically similar, language would have evolved so far by that point that they might as well be speaking two entirely different languages.]]
* If the world Hellywood is set in is so far in the future that the sun is beginning to go nova... how can they even communicate with people from our time, and vice versa? For that matter, why do humans in the distant future still look like humans today? Logically, even if the species stayed genetically similar, language would have evolved so far by that point that they might as well be speaking two entirely different languages.
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* If the world Hellywood is set in is so far in the future that the sun is beginning to go nova... how can they even communicate with people from our time, and vice versa? Logically, language would have evolved so far by that point that they might as well be speaking two entirely different languages.
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* If the world Hellywood is set in is so far in the future that the sun is beginning to go nova... how can they even communicate with people from our time, and vice versa? For that matter, why do humans in the distant future still look like humans today? Logically, even if the species stayed genetically similar, language would have evolved so far by that point that they might as well be speaking two entirely different languages.
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* In the last episode, why did Sara never consider [[spoiler:using the transportation machine to bring the children to the USA to put them in a foster home or something?]] Abelia is shown in the first episode transporting multiple giant snake-like mechs using the machine, [[spoiler:surely a dozen or so children wouldn't be so much of a problem. Abelia is seen at the very least cooperating with the group at the end, so she would likely be willing to use the machine for this purpose, having just done so for Shu. The USA is definitely in better shape than the desolate, broken-down Hellywood at the end of the series. Sara could have ensured that the kids survive in a home, (rather than having them continue living in a Main/{{Crapsack World}} and potentially die of natural causes given the lack of resources) and also got to return to her parents and discuss the pregnancy. Sis definitely would have preferred the kids surviving over Sara trying to be a mother figure while only a few years older than the kids themselves.]]
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* In the last episode, why did Sara never consider [[spoiler:using the transportation machine to bring the children to the USA to put them in a foster home or something?]] Abelia is shown in the first episode transporting multiple giant snake-like mechs using the machine, [[spoiler:surely a dozen or so children wouldn't be so much of a problem. Abelia is seen at the very least cooperating with the group at the end, so she would likely be willing to use the machine for this purpose, having just done so for Shu. The USA is definitely in better shape than the desolate, broken-down Hellywood at the end of the series. Sara could have ensured that the kids survive in a home, (rather than having them continue living in a Main/{{Crapsack World}} and potentially die of natural causes given the lack of resources) and also got to return to her parents and discuss the pregnancy. Sis definitely would have preferred the kids surviving over Sara trying to be a mother figure while only a few years older than the kids themselves.]]]]
* If the world Hellywood is set in is so far in the future that the sun is beginning to go nova... how can they even communicate with people from our time, and vice versa? Logically, language would have evolved so far by that point that they might as well be speaking two entirely different languages.
* If the world Hellywood is set in is so far in the future that the sun is beginning to go nova... how can they even communicate with people from our time, and vice versa? Logically, language would have evolved so far by that point that they might as well be speaking two entirely different languages.
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Starting a Headscratchers section for NTHT.
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* In the last episode, why did Sara never consider [[spoiler:using the transportation machine to bring the children to the USA to put them in a foster home or something?]] Abelia is shown in the first episode transporting multiple giant snake-like mechs using the machine, [[spoiler:surely a dozen or so children wouldn't be so much of a problem. Abelia is seen at the very least cooperating with the group at the end, so she would likely be willing to use the machine for this purpose, having just done so for Shu. The USA is definitely in better shape than the desolate, broken-down Hellywood at the end of the series. Sara could have ensured that the kids survive in a home, (rather than having them continue living in a Main/{{Crapsack World}} and potentially die of natural causes given the lack of resources) and also got to return to her parents and discuss the pregnancy. Sis definitely would have preferred the kids surviving over Sara trying to be a mother figure while only a few years older than the kids themselves.]]
