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X-Files Episode RM9SBG93ZXJZ - Technology Gone Wrong
29 de mar. de 2018 ·
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X-Files Episode RM9SBG93ZXJZ - Technology Gone Wrong In this episode of the Envious Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward and guest Alexander Pollock from Makers on Film discuss the X-Files episode RM9SBG93ZXJZ....
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X-Files Episode RM9SBG93ZXJZ - Technology Gone Wrong
In this episode of the Envious Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward and guest Alexander Pollock from Makers on Film discuss the X-Files episode RM9SBG93ZXJZ. The discussion kicks off with the duo recounting their numerous failed attempts to record this tech-focused review, ironically mirroring the episode's theme of technology mishaps. They delve into the complexities of base64 encoding and its role in the episode, highlighting its intricate and dystopian portrayal of technology taking over lives. The episode's unique minimal-dialogue approach is likened to 'Black Mirror' and 'Twilight Zone'. They also point out the clever visual references and directorial nuances, including the nod to Edward Hopper's 'Nighthawks' painting. The episode's plot, revolving around an automated restaurant and driverless cars, serves as a backdrop for a broader discussion on AI, data privacy, and human interaction in a tech-driven world. Mulder and Scully's experiences jointly underscore the episode's message about the dangers of over-reliance on technology. Despite differing views on the episode's appeal, both agree on its innovative storytelling and thematic relevance, while also teasing upcoming podcast topics. For full show notes go to www.nvusalien.com
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In this episode of the Envious Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward and guest Alexander Pollock from Makers on Film discuss the X-Files episode RM9SBG93ZXJZ. The discussion kicks off with the duo recounting their numerous failed attempts to record this tech-focused review, ironically mirroring the episode's theme of technology mishaps. They delve into the complexities of base64 encoding and its role in the episode, highlighting its intricate and dystopian portrayal of technology taking over lives. The episode's unique minimal-dialogue approach is likened to 'Black Mirror' and 'Twilight Zone'. They also point out the clever visual references and directorial nuances, including the nod to Edward Hopper's 'Nighthawks' painting. The episode's plot, revolving around an automated restaurant and driverless cars, serves as a backdrop for a broader discussion on AI, data privacy, and human interaction in a tech-driven world. Mulder and Scully's experiences jointly underscore the episode's message about the dangers of over-reliance on technology. Despite differing views on the episode's appeal, both agree on its innovative storytelling and thematic relevance, while also teasing upcoming podcast topics. For full show notes go to www.nvusalien.com
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