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  • Attention JMS: Homo Superior

    From Jwk4ever@1:2320/100 to All on Fri Apr 12 17:34:02 2013
    From: JWK4EVER <janwillemkalk@gmail.com>

    In Marvel Comics the Homo Superior is to replace through evolution the
    Homo Sapiens. I think that is wrong, I believe that the Homo Superior rCyexistrCO
    not to replace the Homo Sapiens but to protect them.
    Just look by comparison an ant farm, you have worker ants but also soldier ants.

    A little something to think about.

    Until Next Time

    JWKalk


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  • From John W. Kennedy@1:2320/100 to All on Sun Apr 14 08:31:02 2013
    From: "John W. Kennedy" <john.w.kennedy@gmail.com>

    On Apr 12, 8:24apm, JWK4EVER <janwillemk...@gmail.com> wrote:
    In Marvel Comics the Homo Superior is to replace through evolution the
    Homo Sapiens. I think that is wrong, I believe that the Homo Superior aexistA not to replace the Homo Sapiens but to protect them.
    Just look by comparison an ant farm, you have worker ants but also soldier
    ants.

    A little something to think about.

    Thousands of years of suffering humanity have made it painfully clear
    that it is difficult to read the mind of God. How much harder must it
    be, then, to read the mind of a fictional god who never lets his
    thought bubbles go naked!

    (Not to mention that the entire "Homo superior" [note correct
    capitalization] analysis of Marvel mutants is false [and DCAs
    "metagene" is no better]. The X-Men are not a species; rather, each X-
    Man is the potential founding ancestor of a distinct species.)


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  • From Jwk4ever@1:2320/100 to All on Mon Apr 15 04:13:02 2013
    From: JWK4EVER <janwillemkalk@gmail.com>

    The science fiction writers of today are the prophets of tomorrow.
    And about a thousand years from now, they are no longer preaching the Bible
    but sci-fi instead.

    Until Next Time

    JWKalk


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