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Very long term data backup by SnArL2008-08-27 07:43:42
  Very cool, but I wish they hadn't used Genesis by Arachnid2008-08-27 08:19:16
    I suspect it was for that reason it was chosen. by SaylorA2008-08-27 08:23:53
      The disk itself is the reference, though. by Arachnid2008-08-27 08:25:56
        Ah, but we did need the text as a reference. by SaylorA2008-08-27 08:29:49
          I'm reading it now, and I see no mention by Arachnid2008-08-27 08:34:39
            I misinterpreted what you said. You are correct by SaylorA2008-08-27 08:48:04
              Given the number of copies of the bible around by Arachnid2008-08-27 08:52:00
                The goal is not to represent ourselves, but by SaylorA2008-08-27 08:58:33
                  But like it or not, it'll do both. by Arachnid2008-08-27 09:05:00
                    Yes the choice could impart some unintended by SaylorA2008-08-27 09:11:19
                      It's still a significant choice. by Arachnid2008-08-27 09:13:37
                        Significant in what respect, though? by MatthewDBA2008-08-27 09:28:00
                          Or, the reaction could be... by bitflipper2008-08-27 09:47:45
                            Consider, though, by dodrian 2008-08-27 09:58:22
that even Greek myths, which aren't believed by anyone these days, are still referenced in modern art and literature. The book of Genesis is even more pervasive in today's culture (well, Western culture at least).
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