Oh and the other thing is, how could any other human, except the Flynns, get into the Grid? I assume Flynn/Encom have the only technology? Gah, I wish I knew more about everything!on line abortion pill misoprostol dose abortion medical abortion pill online

The first Tron may provide the answer for one and two. Flynn enters the Grid and has an identity disc and has to reveal to the others that he is a user. So all that should be possible.

1. Yes. It has happened in each movie. In the first, they say to Flynn when he arrives, "Vacate entry port, program," and I don't want to give anything away since you haven't seen it yet, but yeah -- it's possible they don't know they're Users at first, and has happened in both movies. In the first, Flynn also has his identity disc probably automatically from being transported into the system. He has it early on (in the pit cells). In T:L, Sam was teleported in and they thought he was a stray program. It seems none of the other programs really know Users are Users unless the User announces it themselves or are revealed as such by a Grid tyrant. In T:L, one of the sirens just thought Sam was, "(He's) different," but didn't necessarily know he was a User. In the first, they may get a hunch they're a User based on certain things, but dont really know for sure. (You'll just have to watch the first!) Sounds like Castor also had a black market way of getting identity discs, if absolutely needed and couldn't be obtained elsewhere.

In both movies, the Users had to run or escape for their freedom because they were assigned to the games. However, in the first it was mostly the MCP's doing, imo. In the 2nd, it was mainly Clu's doing. So, absent an omnipotent dictator controlling who gets beamed to the Grid or what gets done to them when they do get beamed in, I think they don't need to be assigned to the games. A different dictator who has a different agenda, or if the User knew what they were getting into could avoid the games. Flynn did for a long time while he built the system, I'm sure.

2. I like to think neither food nor energy liquid is needed. That's a little too real world for me. I like to think energy liquid is a nice-to-have, and provides a nice energy boost, but not required to sustain digital life. I liked how they approached it in the first movie. I enjoyed the T:L dinner scene, but not because they were eating. I liked the conversation and the acting, especially Quorra. I didn't like the dinner aspect so much. I think that food was just Flynn's attempt at making things feel like home. Then again, he did age in the system, so maybe Users burn calories there and do require some sort of nourishment to sustain themselves... But I'd prefer not and would like to think only the liquid would be needed if so. Programs? I'd just want the liquid to be a boost to energy, not a sustainer of life.where to buy abortion pill http://blog.bitimpulse.com/template/default.aspx?abortion-types buy abortion pill onlineabortion pills online abortion questions cytotec abortion

Traahn Wrote:But I'd prefer not and would like to think only the liquid would be needed if so. Programs?

As long as the liquid can come in other shapes as in the dinner scene. No more tea or red wine or chocolate or Middle Eastern food??? Not on your life, not even for Tron! "Hurry up, we gotta get to the portal!" "Is it closing?" "No, but the Thai place does in half an hour!"

A couple more questions, these have been touched on in the chat room, but I'd like to know more, if possible:

4. Would it be possible for a User to permanently digitize themselves? Not like Flynn, who just got stuck in there, but more like, converting oneself into a Program, to the point where you would derezz instead of bleed, be re-purposed, and not age? (Or age at the rate Clu would have as opposed to his User, Flynn)

5. Could anyone more computer-minded suggest what sort of Programs would be needed in The Grid? I already understand the comparison to programs that run on an operating system, but what kinds of programs would these include? Other than anti-virus or spyware programs, or mp3 programs... ^^;;

Thank you, and sorry if i'm pushing my luck with all these questions!

TRON.dll Wrote: The "Art of Tron Legacy" book explains how the digitizing laser works in quite a bit of detail: At the bottom of the digitizing laser's stand is four cylindrical canisters that act not only as supports, but also store all of the mass of the person who has been digitized. With this particular model of the laser (which may work differently from the one in the original film), the subject's molecular structure is broken down and transported into the computer. All of the physical mass that makes up their real-world physical body is stored within the four canisters supporting the laser. TRON 2.0 has antivirus programs and MP3 programs.

Yeah, I'm eagerly waiting for the 25th of January, when I get paid, so I can order that book! Wow, that's interesting... So do you think, in theory, if the physical body is destroyed, the User, in Program form, could survive that way? I really have no idea, i'm just really hoping there is a way around this >_

They are two different lasers.

One was HUGE, the other portable enough to fit inside Flynn's office.