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In summary, "Pluto - People Too" is a short film by Dave's Brain that challenges our perceptions of Pluto as a living being with feelings and emotions. It was made to encourage people to think about the planet in a new light and promote empathy and understanding towards all beings. Although there is no scientific evidence to support the concept, the film serves as a thought-provoking piece and is appropriate for all ages.
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:rofl: This guy in my Art class wrote a book on poetry and is selling it on that same website
http://www.cafepress.com/colorofinfinity.26395619
That t-shirt is so bad. :yuck:
http://www.cafepress.com/colorofinfinity.26395619
That t-shirt is so bad. :yuck:
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pluto = poser
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Too bad that it's 25.99 :(
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Math Is Hard said:
Didn't even form from the equatorial disk like a normal planet. Thats like a calling something that grew from a seed an oak. If it didn't come from an acorn...
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If ti was cheaper I'd buy it :(
What is "Pluto - People Too"?
"Pluto - People Too" is a short film created by Dave's Brain that explores the idea of Pluto as a living being with feelings and emotions.
Why was this film made?
This film was made to challenge our perceptions of Pluto and encourage people to think about the planet in a new light.
Is there any scientific evidence to support this concept?
No, there is no scientific evidence to support the concept of Pluto as a living being. This film is meant to be a thought-provoking piece and should not be taken as scientific fact.
What message is the film trying to convey?
The film is trying to convey the message that we should treat all beings, even celestial bodies, with empathy and understanding. It also encourages us to question our beliefs and think outside of the box.
Is "Pluto - People Too" appropriate for all ages?
Yes, the film is appropriate for all ages. It does not contain any explicit content and is meant to be a lighthearted and imaginative piece.
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