Some of the ships in those movies are so gigantic that if they existed in our world they would cost 100 times more than an aircraft carrier, and people are actually on here asking why characters aren’t constantly flying them into other ships.
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(But that's just a theory of mine, and I'm sure that there are a gazillion other things going on).
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Oh yeah. Absolutely smart. They're just not trained to think expansively about texts, or that there is more than one argument for a single thing. Then the internet comes in doubly-enforces this tendency, so there is only one unified theory of Pixar Easter eggs rather than lots.
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That's a REALLY good theory.
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Only one you could present among many others, but that's what I'm going with today. I have to spend a lot of time telling my students that there is no *right* answer (necessarily) only good argumentation.
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that is really well put. i can imagine that being a substantial factor in the whole malaise. (probably also: ‘debate club winning’ over substance, stem over humanities, art *only* as craft…)
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I’m gonna add one more thing here and that’s about a thread of analysis that only reads the very surface of the text - or what someone else has said about it (like Wikipedia) instead of coming up with your own conclusions. It may also view the text incorrectly as a result .
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