[Ironhorse25]

Originally Posted by Ropetuned (View Post) That too. I believe it flares her cortexiphan abilities more

I agree.

[FoxPhile]

I wonder what other after-effects Cortexiphan might have had that we didn't hear about.

[Ironhorse25]

Originally Posted by FoxPhile (View Post) I wonder what other after-effects Cortexiphan might have had that we didn't hear about.

Probably quite a few.

[Ropetuned]

I could see the side effects being amplified dangerously in the AI

[Ironhorse25]

Don't you wish you lived in the alternate universe right now?

[Ropetuned]

Meh, not really.

I mean yeah covid is devastating but how do we know it’s not worse over there? Their planet was already deteriorating on its own without a global pandemic

I’d like to think Walter could come up with a vaccine

[Ironhorse25]

Originally Posted by Ropetuned (View Post) Meh, not really. I mean yeah covid is devastating but how do we know it’s not worse over there? Their planet was already deteriorating on its own without a global pandemic I’d like to think Walter could come up with a vaccine

That was until The Bridge was built and then the eventual end of The Blight.

Remember, things looked pretty bright 'over there' in 2036. ("Liberty")

[Ironhorse25]

Reposting for better referencing:

From 2010 - Volcanic eruption in Great Britain in the alternate universe:

[Ropetuned]

Well that’s something!

[FoxPhile]

I suspect that the differences between our universe and the alternate universe are a lot like the differences between living in various states or countries. There are good things about each and bad things about each.

[Ironhorse25]

Since coffee was scarce for so many years in the alternate universe, I wonder if that accelerated the sales of such beverages as tea and energy drinks 'over there'.

[FoxPhile]

Originally Posted by Ironhorse25 (View Post) Since coffee was scarce for so many years in the alternate universe, I wonder if that accelerated the sales of such beverages as tea and energy drinks 'over there".

I suspect it did. People would have to fill in the void. Or perhaps the lack of caffeine made them more laid back.

[Ropetuned]

I don’t like coffe so I’d be a okay! I do like soda so that’s more than enough caffeine

[Ironhorse25]

I wonder how places like Starbucks and Caribou dealt with the coffee shortage.

[Ironhorse25]

Reposting for better referencing:

The only clear-cut evidence that Mexico exists in the alternate universe (a much bigger Mexico at that), among other things.



https://io9.gizmodo.com/a-detailed-m...fringe-5814677