'It was Oswald'.
That's what they say they saw when they took their backlooking quantum computer to the grassy knoll.
Before that Marilyn Monroe riding Arthur Miller.
Both lame, and low.
The second because it's not funny or cool or daring or anything, just disgusting as a choice.
The first because it was an unexpected and lame 'fact' put out there by a TV series.
I am quite sure Oswald wasn't visible on or from the grassy knoll, wherever he was, at a window without a gun or prone with a gun. But serves as nice example of computers outputting what has been input. Took me out of the series and was slightly annoying.
In ep2 they chose the Monty Python crucifiction method for Jesus, which was already strange, but who cares wherever the reported marks on his hands and feet stemmed from.
It's really very uninteresting bits of 'history' they're visiting, slightly controversial, but what's the point I start to wonder. Because it's lame.
Hope they have better on offer. I like the world and architecture and cinematography.
That's what they say they saw when they took their backlooking quantum computer to the grassy knoll.
Before that Marilyn Monroe riding Arthur Miller.
Both lame, and low.
The second because it's not funny or cool or daring or anything, just disgusting as a choice.
The first because it was an unexpected and lame 'fact' put out there by a TV series.
I am quite sure Oswald wasn't visible on or from the grassy knoll, wherever he was, at a window without a gun or prone with a gun. But serves as nice example of computers outputting what has been input. Took me out of the series and was slightly annoying.
In ep2 they chose the Monty Python crucifiction method for Jesus, which was already strange, but who cares wherever the reported marks on his hands and feet stemmed from.
It's really very uninteresting bits of 'history' they're visiting, slightly controversial, but what's the point I start to wonder. Because it's lame.
Hope they have better on offer. I like the world and architecture and cinematography.