Re: T3: Timeline Problems - SPOILERS

In article <d72b0fb3.0307121551.817a325@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Craig
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> "Jacques E. Bouchard" <jacques_e_bouchard@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > jbrunner007@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Jack Torrance) wrote in 
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> > > I saw the movie this evening. Go see it. You will love it. I am the
> > > biggest fan of T2 and James C. and this is not a bad sequel.
> > > The ending is very clever.
> > 
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> > SPOLIER WARNING!!!
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> There is an even bigger plothole that seems to have been overlooked in
> T3. By making the Skynet just a large self-aware program that is
> spread through the 'net on thousands/millions of computers etc... and
> getting rid of the original premise that it has a "single core", what
> happens to Skynet when the myriad EMP pulses from the nuclear weapons
> goes off? Skynet will cease to exist. I'd rather they had a core that
> was heavily ****elded/guarded.

It doesn't need a core. It has several. SkyNet controlled civilian and
MILITARY computers. The military would have protected their computers. 

Also, in the world of T3 there is nothing that sets up the idea that a
nuclear weapon will cause an EMP. They just don't exist in this world.
So there is no problem. 

Remember that science is somewhat flexible in movies. That is how we
have the Hulk, Spiderman , time travel etc despite the fact that in the
current world, known of these things would be probable or possible