Maximum Complexity Theory

[Popcorn Sutton]

I like the idea. It would be strange and cool to see an extremely complex science channel show.

[hypervalent_iodine]

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Moderator Note

Popcorn, could you please expand a bit more on your OP? What specifically are you trying to discuss here?

[Popcorn Sutton]

Something that entirely explains something else. Like an episode that fully discusses how the weather became like it was or will be while involving every detail about all factors.

[hypervalent_iodine]

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Moderator Note

So do you have some sort of hypothesis, or does this not belong in Speculations?

[Popcorn Sutton]

Maybe it's best in the lounge for now

[davidivad]

I have to agree with Popcorn. today's science flicks are not caught up with the amount of information overload that leaves people staggering away from thier I-phones and internet connections. someone needs to turn these housecats into tigers that bite you in the #$% and send you away preferring a spanking.

 

basicly, today's requirement for content is much greater. our audience expects more.

 

 

i might even go for a reality series with scientists.

 

example:

 

ted is feverishly working against the clock with his rivals doing some pointless experiment he can't find funding for.

 

his latest stride ahead of the competition lands him a seat with the local campus think tank.

 

his first visit is made akward as amongst the tea and buiscut conversation he breaks out a flask.

 

he makes an immediate friend who runs his department but a hopeful sponsor ends up breaking a ten year sobriety.

 

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we need to also show the human side of science so that people can socially relate.

Edited March 25, 2014 by davidivad