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To: shades who wrote (63400)	5/6/2005 4:30:57 AM
From: zonder	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

The movie showed LA. That is hardly "influence over the whole globe". That Asian/Japanese influence will be a dominant global force is a theme in William Gibson's books - similarly themed sci-fi, set in a near future. Your chances of being a propos on this issue are higher if you reference to his books, starting with "Neuromancer" where he coined the term "cyberspace", and continuing with "Mona Lisa Overdrive", "Idoru", etc. [I suspect your level of literacy is nowhere near what would be necessary to drop such references, and hence your use of "Blade Runner" as an example, but it's OK. I enjoy acting like we have something remotely resembling an actual intellectual discussion here...] you dumb guy! You still didn't get it, did you? PS your buttons are so easy to push DUDE - hehe. sucker. Such pathetic acts of self-embarrassment do move me quite often, that is right. Not to anger, of course, but to sadness. Do you think that is something I should change? Maybe then I can sink to your level of petty schoolyard insults. On second thought - thanks. But no, thanks.