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Mesiclorines, fact or fiction?

Discussion in 'FanForce Communications' started by ISIS777, May 2, 2001.

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  1. ISIS777

    ISIS777 Jedi Youngling

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    Dear George Lucas if you would like to talk i might be able to give you some answers, i liked the Firebird on the rebel x-wing fighter pilot helmet, the pheonix, very clever, well must dash have to chat to an astrophysicist, a philosopher, and a mystic, sounds like the start of a good joke, so catch me on I.C.Q. 116725237, you guys came close in the sixties
     
  2. jedimasterED

    jedimasterED Moderator Emeritus star 4 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    Uh.... okaaay... ?[face_plain]
     
  3. Hama

    Hama Retired GSA, Retired RSA star 6 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    Despite rumors to the contrary, George Lucas himself is *not* on the boards. ;)
     
  4. Joanzia

    Joanzia Former FF Staff star 3 VIP

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    LOL, Hama!!! :D
     
  5. JediWarrior

    JediWarrior Jedi Knight star 6

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    What??? I thought *YOU* were Lucas sir, you mean you aren't? ?[face_plain] Now I'm puzzled, I thought Hama was your (Lucas') username here ?[face_plain]
     
  6. BelleBayard

    BelleBayard TFN Fan Fiction Archive Editor star 4 VIP

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    Don't even go there. Went through that whole thing back in late March (early April Fools Joke that got out of hand).

    As for addressing the initial thread, 'midichlorians' are in fact the medieval/renaissance name of the tiny organisms that make up a part of all living cells (wish I could remember the exact name, it's slightly different). Rather interesting that GL would use something that is indeed a part of all living things (no, not rock or manmade artificial materials, it has to be alive). Wouldn't explain how Jedi can manipulate inanimate objects (except telekinesis) through the Force unless the Force is some sort of psionic thing that certain people are stronger in than others. So it is a real thing, just not exactly as presented. Yeah, I know this bums some folks out because it takes the mystical thing about the Force and puts it into everyday terms. Still, there is much we don't understand about the way or the why a human body (or any living creature's) works, so there remains a great deal of mystery.

    Help any? Any other comments? Or anyone who can remember biology well enough to recall the actual name of the cellular part?
     
  7. Hama

    Hama Retired GSA, Retired RSA star 6 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    February 25th, actually.
     
  8. Tycho_Celchu-Col

    Tycho_Celchu-Col Jedi Youngling star 1

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    Mitochondria. Hope that helps. Not sure of the spelling though.

    Just an opinion. I could have bought the whole midiclorians/mitochondria thing had they not thrown in the "immaculate conception" thing. I just don't buy it.

    -= steps off soap box =-
     
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