At 07:27 PM 1/24/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>Was just watching NBC News' report on the new "pill cam" - a camera the
>size of a large pill that runs a movie as it passess through your body.
>During the report, they said something to the effect of: this technology
>was "first envisioned in the 1964 movie 'Fantastic Voyage'" while showing a
>clip from the movie.
>
>Please - like Hollywood was responsible for these ideas.   If you are going
>to mention the story, at least mention Asimov!
>
>JDG
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>John D. Giorgis         -         [EMAIL PROTECTED]        -        ICQ
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>"Never tiring, never yielding, never finishing, we renew that purpose today:
>      to make our country more just and generous;  to affirm the dignity of
>     our lives and every life." - George W. Bush Inaugural Address 1/20/01

well....considering that NBC got the release year wrong (Fantastic Voyage 
was released in 1966) i am not surprised that they forgot to mention 
Asimov. in fact, i saw it again a few weeks ago, and i don't remember 
anything about a "pill cam" (or anything resembling a "pill cam") in the movie.

john

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