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RE: Fresh Musings on Kubrickâ€™s Monument for the Ages: 2001

Posted by mpathus on May 10, 2008 at 23:20:11:
Yes indeed!

And HAL's "reason" for murder: to somehow save the mission (2010)?!

Does this suggest that evolution is predicated upon the consumption of metaphysical resources - that HAL, in order to have autonomy must "consume" any competition?

Going into the space of all/no time at the end is faithfully eerie to me.

Landmark journey, landmark film.