>I guess you're not the
>only person to figure things would turn out better for everyone if the
>Children would just grow up a little, stand up for each other, and not
>go along with everything Gendou wants?

In fairness, that's not a shatteringly innovative insight, particularly in light of... uh... whatever it is that Gendō actually wants in the original, I've never been entirely clear on that but it seems to me that it ends with human extinction, which is a pretty committed endgame.

>... So then that got me rereading NXE, and I noticed that the first
>season's pacing is quite similar to the pacing of the Serial
>Experiments.

Hmm, yeah, you're right. I had forgotten that we attempted to hold NXE to a schedule in the early days, probably because that was pre-website and so seems a little bit like it was part of another geological epoch. :)

(On one level, I regret the Forum not being here when all but the last couple of episodes originally dropped. On the other hand, ye gods.)

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