Just see the movie 'Spartacus' with . In one scene Marcus Glabrus (John Dall) is banished by Crassis

This sounds like the QNX operating system all over again, but i don't really know. Small kernal, C++. The last time i heard the QNX kernel was 45k, maybe now it's a few megabytes. Could be very interesting. One of the things Linux has going for it is momentum in the marketplace. BOOS-MOOL if it's a successful implementation could challenge the Linux people to a new way of thinking.

That has been a staple if science fiction, especially when the storyline is more about the destination then the trip.

Are there any new OSs that are not based on something originally developed in the United States?

Jesus came to connect man to God. His death on the Roman cross and the raising of him from death to life by God the Father is how he did it. People are convicted of sin, because they don't believe in Jesus Christ, not because they don't follow rules and regulations. In other words, one senses their need to believe in Jesus, when the good news is proclaimed. Acting on that information and accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and saviour is how one gets eternal life. Anyone who accepts Jesus is called a Christian. The word Christian means little Christ. That's why Jesus said to pray to God the Father in his name. He said ask and you will receive. That's why prayer is effective, God answers prayers. People who pray are connected with God and experience him through Jesus. There is a reality that is present when one is connected to God.

This is very interesting. The god-like observer is unaffected by the passing of time. One may infer from this experiment that God exists outside of time and that time is a created force. And, this goes along with the future-history account of the end of time in Rev 10:6.

Oh so funny!