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Earthborn_Shepard wrote...
I really shouldn't imagine people on the internet according to their avatar's gender.
I should just assume that everything, EVERYTHING is a guy.
MaximizedAction wrote...
And thanks to Bioware not confirming or denying it, to me, it's the best theory yet. A theory so good, it's as good as proven.
Earthborn_Shepard wrote...
I really shouldn't imagine people on the internet according to their avatar's gender.
I should just assume that everything, EVERYTHING is a guy.
MaximizedAction wrote...
I also live in Germany where the game was released two days later. But before that I have been reading the @masseffect and saw people asking for a change of the ending. "Huh?" I thought to myself, wondering what could be so bad that people actually ask for something like that. Since then something like that is even possible? Ah well, can't be THAT bad, probably just a bit confusing.
The rest of the story is the same as with all of you, who enjoy this fine thread.
I was all different kinds of confused, but when I found IT it struck me like a lightning. I 'knew' this was it. But how? This is 'only' a theory, an unconfirmed interpretation by the audience.
See, I'm a physics student who in particular enjoys the fine theory of Einstein's general relativity. To me, this is one of the most impressive achievents of mankind. Before some folks decided to try to explain gravitation in a different way there have been a few curiousities about the universe that just could not be explained conventionally (Newton's mechanics/gravitation). For example: Mercuries orbit is very elliptical and this ellipse is spinning - this is called precession of the perihelion. Now, Mercury doing this is not the problem, the problem is the speed of the precession. And nothing (not other planets, sun's radiation, people even suggested a yet undiscovered extra planet) could fully make up for the frequency the orbit is spinning.
Then general relativity came along and made up for it, astonishingly precise. More precise than anything before it. And it revealed us things like gravitational waves, wormholes, black holes and led to GPS.
A century later, this theory now is one of the experimentally best confirmed theories, i.e. confirmed by observational facts. But even so, it will remain impossible to prove the theory, because in nature you cannot prove a theory, you can only disprove it, by some observation that eventually contradicts results the theory predicts.
Why this wall of text? Indoc Theory struck me nearly as much as general relativity did as a theory when presented. It just matches the in-game observations so impressively well. So I kinda fell in love with it in a similar way.
And thanks to Bioware not confirming or denying it, to me, it's the best theory yet. A theory so good, it's as good as proven
Storm258 wrote...
No prejudices here, but I'm German too and I was just reminded of my old grumpy physics teacher who always somehow points out that religion is stupid and pointless ... lol
byne wrote...
Welcome to the internet, where the men are men, the women are men, and the children are FBI agents.
Modifié par Storm258, 19 avril 2012 - 09:30 .
byne wrote...
Storm258 wrote...
No prejudices here, but I'm German too and I was just reminded of my old grumpy physics teacher who always somehow points out that religion is stupid and pointless ... lol
Man, its like half this thread is German!
Earthborn_Shepard wrote...
wait a few days and the official thread language will be German, and then you will be left out on any awesome stuff we discover.
SS2Dante wrote...
That's the problem with this thread, we can never have "testible evidence" in the normal sense
Modifié par lex0r11, 19 avril 2012 - 09:34 .
Earthborn_Shepard wrote...
byne wrote...
Storm258 wrote...
No prejudices here, but I'm German too and I was just reminded of my old grumpy physics teacher who always somehow points out that religion is stupid and pointless ... lol
Man, its like half this thread is German!
wait a few days and the official thread language will be German, and then you will be left out on any awesome stuff we discover.
Earthborn_Shepard wrote...
byne wrote...
Storm258 wrote...
No prejudices here, but I'm German too and I was just reminded of my old grumpy physics teacher who always somehow points out that religion is stupid and pointless ... lol
Man, its like half this thread is German!
wait a few days and the official thread language will be German, and then you will be left out on any awesome stuff we discover.
byne wrote...
SS2Dante wrote...
That's the problem with this thread, we can never have "testible evidence" in the normal sense
I read that as 'testicle evidence' instead of 'testable evidence' at first.
I was so confused.
Modifié par Earthborn_Shepard, 19 avril 2012 - 09:34 .
Modifié par lex0r11, 19 avril 2012 - 09:36 .
Big Bad wrote...
@Arian - do you happen to have a link for the quote where the devs say they like Shutter Island and the Sixth Sense? i had not heard this before!
Storm258 wrote...
MaximizedAction wrote...
And thanks to Bioware not confirming or denying it, to me, it's the best theory yet. A theory so good, it's as good as proven
Your word in god's ear. Ah wait, you're a physics student. xD
No prejudices here, but I'm German too and I was just reminded of my old grumpy physics teacher who always somehow points out that religion is stupid and pointless ... lol
As nobody might do it in physics, BioWare has the power to prove this theory. So guys, DO IT!
I don't care whether people believe in a deities in something or not, and neither should other physicists, I think. That's not our job to argues , that's a job for evolutionaray biologists who have to defend evolution on a daily basis. 
byne wrote...
Well, since so many people here are German, I feel like I should ask something I've always wondered.
When I was a kid I lived in Germany for three years because my dad was stationed at Ramstein Air Force Base.
Does it make you guys mad that we have military bases in your country?
I know if Germany randomly decided to set up a military base in like, South Carolina or something, we wouldnt be ok with it. I always wondered if people in other countries felt the same about it.
lex0r11 wrote...
byne wrote...
Sammuthegreat wrote...
AND LEX0R IS NOT AWESOME.
NOW YOU'VE GONE TOO FAR!
*motivational sense tingles*
*sees to many of the same avatar pictures*
*head explodes*
Storm258 wrote...
Earthborn_Shepard wrote...
wait a few days and the official thread language will be German, and then you will be left out on any awesome stuff we discover. [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/devil.png[/smilie]
Nobody can deny that Germans are among the best engineers and scientists.
Earthborn_Shepard wrote...
byne wrote...
SS2Dante wrote...
That's the problem with this thread, we can never have "testible evidence" in the normal sense
I read that as 'testicle evidence' instead of 'testable evidence' at first.
I was so confused.
well, that might be a solution, I guess.
So.. is anybody here actually female except for me?
Earthborn_Shepard wrote...
byne wrote...
SS2Dante wrote...
That's the problem with this thread, we can never have "testible evidence" in the normal sense
I read that as 'testicle evidence' instead of 'testable evidence' at first.
I was so confused.
well, that might be a solution, I guess.
So.. is anybody here actually female except for me?
byne wrote...
Well, since so many people here are German, I feel like I should ask something I've always wondered.
When I was a kid I lived in Germany for three years because my dad was stationed at Ramstein Air Force Base.
Does it make you guys mad that we have military bases in your country?
I know if Germany randomly decided to set up a military base in like, South Carolina or something, we wouldnt be ok with it. I always wondered if people in other countries felt the same about it.
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