Seldon's Random Thread

You are about to enter the mind of a Seldon. Time bends and distance has no effect. It is a twisted reality.

Random Thoughts,
TESB is the greatest 2 hours in cinema history. Kersh and Lucas are both men of genius.
Damn they should have either had Spielberg or Kersh direct ROTJ.
Ben Burtt is a terrible film editor and should stick to sound. AOTC could have been an excellent film, it has a great story. The genius of this film was lost in the editing thanks to old Ben.
Isaac Asimov was an innovative genius.
Watch the audio comp of TESB!

-Seldon

 

Alexander Graham Bell, the son of Scottish educator Alexander Melville Bell, was born on March 3, 18747, in Edinburgh, Scotland. Bell educated at the London and Edinburgh universities until immigrating to Canada and then the United States in 1871.
There he began using a system developed by his father called visible speech to teach deaf-mutes. In 1872 he founded a school to train teachers of the deaf in Boston, Massachusetts (the school would later become apart of Boston University, where Bell was a professor).