dam right!!

feel the fear replicators

Scariest thing in the world... learning.

her 'oh shit' face is the best though

Especially the way he draws out the 'learning'.

He literally fights you to death if you do

Thats accurate👌🏻

We do get our first glimpse of it during the first episode when having his adopted village attacked, his wife is taken. Carter tries to talk him down from killing a tank full of unhosted Goa'uld only for him to turn around with deadly calm and empty a clip into it.

True and it was a nice change to see Amanda flexing her bad person acting skills.

Plus what can you really do to him ? Killing him makes him respawn after Shanks takes a vacation.

That still gives me chills. It's 1 of my favorite lines in all of Stargate.

Jack rubbed off on him.

@@Ragitsu He really did lol, Daniel was the sassmeister in the last few seasons

Semi-ascending helped, too. The more you do it, the more you can retain when you go back to the mortal realm. It's the same with Jack. The second time he had the Ancient database downloaded, he had more control over it and stayed himself longer. Like breaking in a new pair of shoes. Only it's Jack's and Daniel's minds being the ones getting broken into.

@@samsonguy10k true but he had amnesia the first time and could barely recall any of it, then Replicator Sam mind-probes him, he then later is seen fluently reading and speaking Ancient at ease (or semi ease if the plot demands).

@@AzguardMike And what happened immediately after his encounter with RepliSam? Pay attention, these are important details....

He should have got the knowledge of the zpm

​@@samsonguy10k Jack and Daniel both had ancient knowledge access. That's why when you drink a lot of Jack Daniels you learn about the mysteries of the universe

He also died & came back more often than Krillin

He's also an increasingly good shot.

He was my favorite because not only did i love his understanding and love for history and culture like i do but he is also witty like oneill.

There is a reason for the saying: The pen is mightier than the sword. And Danie is proof of concept.

And yet, somehow he keeps getting shot.

And they did it without having him defeat enemies by the dozen through fighting or with guns. It's just his Knowledge, Willpower and a dream, baby!

Yeah, I would say wisdom too. Remember how SG teams were on Unas planet to mine nakadah and they accidentally started war with locals? They were totally outnumbered, trapped with no way out. Daniel when to negotiate. Result: Unas will mine nakadah for SGC. As part of war effort against Goa'ulds, they will give SGC material and they will fight against Goa'ulds for them.

Well Repli-Carter did help by unlocking the ancients knowledge in his brain ^^'

Control is a strong word, he could barely keep them from moving. But he did ascend afterwards so I guess that still counts.

And proceeds to annihilate all the ori themselves.

I can't help but notice how Daniel became like this after Michael Shanks left because he wanted his character to be more prominent and have more story... And as soon as he came back, suddenly a lot of the storylines are about him or he plays an important role in them.

So, basically Mass Effect Control ending

Strike

@@MasterofthisReality And you're out!

Vegeta did it better...

He still didn't have enough to beat her himself, but he had enough to allow everyone else to beat her. Giving others a fighting chance is the least anyone can ask for.

They're not running windows. Or any Earth operating system, for that matter.. XD

@@PerfectAlibi1 I think they run PowerPointOS.

@@PerfectAlibi1 I read that in Tea'l's voice.

@@PerfectAlibi1 if replicators where running windows , their story arc would last for 10 min , until Carter opens some early 00s porn sites on internet through replicator interface :D

it's not really infinite knowledge though. the ascended beings don't know everything, they just know a much greater perspective and understanding of knowledge to the universe than the ppl still on the lower plains. it's almost like ascension is like the cloud, when it comes to information. in physical form you are limited, and in machine form you are greater in how much you can hold, but still limited to how many breatheran existed. i really would have liked to see ba'al really take Adria as a host. i wonder if the gould could have ascended by doing this. and actually could have been what happened with Anubis as he tricked Oma Desala.

Well not for me I gave them the themesong titanium well least the asuran version of them since they are so similar i'd put them under the same race

Not really. Yes the replicators both in SG1 and Atlantis were treated like that but there is a good reason. The SG1 Replicators were only driven by accumulation of information and advanced technology and even after 5th imparted RepliCarter with his "improvements" he also transferred his instability and the base directive of "take everything thats worth something and burn down the rest" persisted. Those Replicators never showed an ability to truly be creative and self thinking including RepliCarter, all the tech they used was conquered and spirituality is not even a concept for them. Everything is 1 or 0, black or white, threat or no threat, useful or uninteresting. And to ascend Free will and spiritual development are key. The Atlantis Replicators are a differend case. While they were developed for war against the Wraith they were far more advanced, more individual and through the Ancients grasped some of their core concepts and aspirations. That includes Ascension and the nature of spirituality to a degree. And after they gained access to their own base code they were free to develop in whatever direction they wished. And there was group that acted independantly to ascend, peacefully coexist and find their next evolutionary stage.

Daniel Jackson is special :)

It's like the best way a human can insult and AI. Beating it in its own game.

Not sure of RepliCarter is correctly categorized as an AI since she is just an altered version of regular Carters personality

It's why he says it.

Plot twist: Daniel is the replicator.

I see you, fellow Vegeta enjoyer.

indeed

agreed!!

Danny boy dying was basically a hobby and solution for him. "Aw man, trouble is brewing, better die for a bit so I can deal with it" Who DIES to help out? Daniel fuggin Jackson, that's who. Tell your friends! Tell your enemies!

And then he came back... again...

@@eliesh3833 it'S cause he didn't die. He got a nasty stabwoudn in the chest,so he went to a diner for a coffee and a chat while maintenance was fixing the chestwound. even got a taxi back to SGC. They forgot the clothes, but,you know,there is always something.

Well, everybody needs a hobby.

Well done, you have discovered the concept of tropes.

Reese and the interactions between Sam and the original human replicator (which she betrayed) went in the other direction but yeah overall it's a very anti AI attitude.

@@CrysJaL Daniel was the only person that stood up for Reese; Sam saw Reese as a scientific curiosity instead of a genuine life form. I agree that Sam wanted to give Fifth a chance in his introductory episode, but she seemed to later abandon this open-minded stance.

@@Ragitsu What I mean is that those episodes portray AI in a positive, or at least sympathetic light. unlike for example the replicators in the Atlantis galaxy which were just assholes, because they were assholes.

@@CrysJaL I thought that some of the blame for the Pegasus Replicators was lumped on the Ancients.

@@Ragitsu Oh yeah the ancients fucked up as usual. Otherwise there wouldn't be a plot. But those replicators were ultimately still assholes.

J-MGTOW Me too!

And you really believe a megalomaniac AI hell-bent on conquering the Galaxy and beyond would have qualms about stomping on an "inferior" life form even though they previously made a pact? If you do, you weren't paying attention for 10 seasons.

She said she had no interest in conquering earth.

@@DaDunge Maybe she lied?

@@wiktoriam.6675 That's what he's saying, duh.

He could probably understand some of it, but not all. The knowledge in his mind is like times milion squared to what Jack obtained through the storage device. The only difference is that Jack's brain was trying to actively use it thus failing and Jack almost dying, Daniel's situation is a bit different. The information is stashed very, very, very deep in his subconcious where he can't reach it and only extremely little fragments float to the surface: his knowledge of the Ancient language he gained after returning to the corporeal form for the first time

@@ben17ismAscension doesn't make you allpowerful, it's only the beginning of the journey. Meaning, Daniel was only a beginner and there's even more knowledge to find. Mathematics speaks of multiple levels of infinity, I reckon ascension is the same way.

To be fair humans do tend to equivocate extremely large numbers with infinity (and by really large numbers I mean 10.)

Or there are multiple levels of infinity. Ascended beings aren't limited to space and time as we know it, heck, they may even be able to travel to alternate dimensions, alternate realities and alternate timelines.

Just more scary

Delta ascension is a biological process, there are many biological processes that we can’t replicate with technology

Modern day Asgardians are also unable to ascension, due to how cloning had deteriorated their bodies. Ascension isn't all about mental capabilities.

So not sure how canon this is but I think repliweir managed to ascend (with the help of an ascended) so it is possible, it's just that nobody ever figured out how.

@@victorselve8349 i consider that canon. I think she got help from ascended Asgard. It gave me the closure I needed

@@victorselve8349 See - operative point being "with help". Those ascended can ascend probably anyone, but to achieve it on one's own is different matter entirely....

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