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RE: that poster shows four equations

Posted by geoffkait on August 3, 2014 at 13:06:28:
I still maintain that we do not actually know what the last Engineer's mission is, the info that David sees in the hologram is that the Spacecraft is probably headed to Earth, but in no way indicates the mission. The black goo on board doesn't really prove what the mission is either, as the poster I posted earlier indicates (and as demonstrated in the opening scene of the movie) the black goo does have a good purpose (creating intelligent humans). The fact that the black goo also has very bad consequences in certain situations is more of a coincidence or accident. Even the Engineers found out the hard way. The human DNA was determined to be nearly identical to the DNA of the Engineers.