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Scientific principles in D W and its titles ( spec)
Sara_Peplow
30-12-2014
We know the doctor likes being the smartest person in the room. Not wanting Santa to do the explaining in LC . So how would you feel about an episode with a smart title ?. " Murphys Law" stating that anything that can happen will happen. Interstellar even had a character named after it why couldn't D W do the same ?. " Akums Razor " in Contact Jodie Fosters character Ellie explains it. " All things being equal the simplist explaination tends to be the right one". If you don't like either of them come up with one of your own .
MarkBluemel
30-12-2014
Well, apart from using "(spec)" for no real reason, you've fallen prey to Muphry's Law (sic) - see also Occam's Razor.
Face Of Jack
30-12-2014
Sorry - I might be a bit thick, but has this anything to do with The Blinovitch Limitation Effect??
bennythedip
30-12-2014
Just want to go back to scifi/drama. Just pure fantasy now.
GDK
02-01-2015
Originally Posted by MarkBluemel:
“Well, apart from using "(spec)" for no real reason, you've fallen prey to Muphry's Law (sic) - see also Occam's Razor.”

Muphry?
MarkBluemel
02-01-2015
Originally Posted by GDK:
“Muphry? ”

Yep - Muphry - follow the link...
GDK
02-01-2015
I see. A corollary of Murphy's Law then.
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