Anthropology of the Big Bang

[ricardo shillyshally]

Yes I'm now thinking, it was Sheldon's range of knowledge that made him interesting. People don't just lose that in real life, and from how you describe Sheldum, someone's been re-routing his neural pathways, while destroying the best bits. Something, as people relied on religion less and came to worship science, they needed a new vision of heaven, the future, as shown in ST, 2001:A Space odyssey, The Time Machine. While other sci fi offered visions of Hell!