For example, if I want to see a good movie, I shouldn't watch a bunch of coming attractions/movie commercials to figure out what to go see, I should read some current movie reviews.
And presumably you believe what the reviewers tell you?
I like the computer-rendered Animatrix 'Last Flight of the Osiris'-- was that put together by the Final Fantasy movie team?
As shown here, yes, they were done by the same team. I had also read somewhere, but cannot now find a link, that said they used the same model for the lead female in Osiris that they used for the one in FF.
By this, they mean that you cannot take an ongoing case, change the names to Widget INC vs. Evil Empire, LLC. and ask them about, and expect an answer.
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For example, if I want to see a good movie, I shouldn't watch a bunch of coming attractions/movie commercials to figure out what to go see, I should read some current movie reviews.
And presumably you believe what the reviewers tell you?
I like the computer-rendered Animatrix 'Last Flight of the Osiris'-- was that put together by the Final Fantasy movie team?
As shown here, yes, they were done by the same team. I had also read somewhere, but cannot now find a link, that said they used the same model for the lead female in Osiris that they used for the one in FF.
What do they mean by "related hypotheticals"?
By this, they mean that you cannot take an ongoing case, change the names to Widget INC vs. Evil Empire, LLC. and ask them about, and expect an answer.