Joshua Rivera

Yeah.

So I don't know.

To me, it felt, like, very...

extremely well calibrated and I'm not like you know pro gamer skills no scope 420 guy but so like I don't think I'm coming at this from like an extremely

abnormal place, you know?

I think just about every plot beat is one you would expect.

I don't think there's much going on to surprise you, which is a little bit of a bummer because the implications of the space are wild.

that like they found on the moon, like basically a magic resin, um, that could 3d print anything.

And then, uh, something went wrong and like this whole colony full of like scientists and whatnot, like died or, um,

And, like, again, the reasons for all that are very predictable and very boring.

But, like, there's all sorts of, like, interesting little, like, asides, like, tensions that they're dealing with, right?

Like, there was one that, like, lingered in my head where...

They're talking about like testing this, like printing out this whole city section.

And they're like, oh, New York.

And like no one's, Diane is asking Q, like, oh, have you been there?

How do you know it's New York?

And he was like, oh, I have no idea, you know, but like movies, you know, it's sort of like everywhere.

And then the scientists that made it, you find it in like an email exchange, which is sort of like, I guess we should use New York as like a proof of concept.

But, like, they're not from New York either, right?

Like, they're like, maybe next time we'll do something, you know, traditional from Japan.