The quantum flux and glaring inconsistencies.

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The quantum flux and glaring inconsistencies.

www.theonion.com/content/news/sci_fi_writer_attributes

A reading of Gabriel Fournier's The Eclipse Of Infinity reveals that the new science-fiction novel makes more than 80 separate references to "quantum flux," a vaguely defined force the author uses to advance the plot, resolve conflict as needed, and account for dozens of glaring inconsistencies.

 

Just like 'faith' and religion.

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back to 1985

 

 

 

          It sounds a lot like  back to the future and their "flux capacitor" which if you are paying attention means "control the uncontrollable".  

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I don't see the funny. Is

I don't see the funny. Is this a real book?

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Um, this is from The Onion...

Um, this is from The Onion...

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Um, this is from The Onion...

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