I'm not gonna try to argue that the series is an actual statement against science, but it does (as everyone's arguments above indicate to me) have an anti-science attitude inherent in it's basic rules set of how things work.
Yes, it is a fantasy, but one set in the modern (well, late 1990s) world, a world of technology and science that is not only over powered by the magic, but is looked down on by those who use magic.
How is this NOT an anti-science sentiment?
Yes, it is a fantasy, but one set in the modern (well, late 1990s) world, a world of technology and science that is not only over powered by the magic, but is looked down on by those who use magic.
How is this NOT an anti-science sentiment?
Technology isn't effective compared to magic. That doesn't make the series some kind of statement against technology. I repeat, this is a fantasy.
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This message last edited by imlad on 02/08/2011 at 09:57:36 PM
anti science mindset in fantasy?
31/07/2011 07:32:16 PM
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Just wanna say
31/07/2011 10:52:17 PM
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Uhh...
31/07/2011 11:31:29 PM
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Re: Uhh...
01/08/2011 02:00:56 AM
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Shields stop physical things..
01/08/2011 05:16:28 AM
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if the books mention that specifically, fine then
02/08/2011 12:14:47 AM
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Again, read the books...
02/08/2011 07:15:27 AM
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Anti-science
02/08/2011 01:36:04 PM
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That doesn't make it anti-science...
02/08/2011 02:56:58 PM
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Re: That doesn't make it anti-science...
02/08/2011 09:56:41 PM
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Because...
03/08/2011 04:21:43 AM
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Thanks for proving again that books are better than movies... *NM*
01/08/2011 12:17:26 AM
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Well it sounds to me like you're not thinking about the term "science" correctly.
03/08/2011 05:29:42 AM
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personally, I've always seen SF as a sub genre of Fantasy
03/08/2011 07:02:02 AM
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