Talk:Cultural references

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It was a brillilant idea an hour ago when I was reading the breakroom stuff, but it seems to have sprawled in the acutal writing.

If I can't fix it by Saturday, I think it might be a good idea to delete it.

It's not bad. It's not really good either, but I think writing about such references is important. They're used a lot, after all. I'm adding a few things (Grand Theft Colo and Circuity are also examples of references - one of as many as possible, the other about one which Fred tried to eliminate in the printed version). —da Pete (ばか) 04:31, 14 Jul 2006 (PDT)

one thing i wanted to add that I couldn't make work was the idea of Parralax (sp), and I think my concept might be slightly off base. I think the current Ping story arc is an illistration of where I want to go. Anyway, as you move along from place to place, references change. An important part of what I think Fred is tryng to say is how much of what we see is what we bring to the table. A good example of that is Kimiko in 583. A girl who lives in a big city barely notices things that people who live in a more ordered place would find shocking.

I have added another reference to the list. The one about Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep. The link can be seen between Ed (Which, in the book, is tasked with destroying renegade androids) and Ping (Who is considered a renegade Android. For which reason, I am not sure. I just thought I could add a small contribution to this page. However, I think it needs to be radically redone... --Redsovietbunny 12:37, 6 April 2010 (PDT)