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Originally Posted by Steve Carlton
I understand Blade Runner very well. I'm not interested in discussing it with someone who's just trolling for an argument with an arrogant, condescending, all-knowing attitude. You missed the meaning in my post and have changed the subject matter. Not interested in talking to you.
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you made it pretty clear you were in favor of the whole "****ing a computer, who is projecting onto what is essentially a random woman's body"
so i got your post.
you just think this is a good thing, whereas the movie sees this as a very bad thing indeed. because its not being true to a human and human interaction, which the movie, views as supririor to a human/machine interaction or a machine/machine interaction. it also has the side effect of having some random woman's humanity completely erased, which should be insulting to anyone who values humanity, but again, particularly this movie, her humanity being erased in favor of a computers is particularly bad.
its not supposed to be sexy, and if you found it appealing, you didnt get the basic premise of the movie.