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According to the theory, there are actually 6 tris (3 old + 3 new), until the 3 new tris are taken back into the past (and thereby become the old tris after 1,000yrs). Does that makes things clearer or more confusing?

Anything is possible. But we all know how much jms likes "circular logic" :)

I'm saying that in the original timeline Sinclair went back in time, somehow changed his comlink into the Triluminaries (probably with much help from the Vorlons), and then used one to transform himself into Valen. The Triluminaries were then passed down through the ages, (at least) one of...

The triluminaries have existed since the time of Valen. It is speculated that they were made from SInclair's comlink, which he took back in time with him (before he became Valen). Isn't temporal mechanics fun!!!!!

I remember reading speculation somewhere that the Triluminaries actually originated from Sinclair's comlink (which he would have taken back with him in time). As is common knowledge in the B5 universe, comlinks are genetically coded to the user. This explains how the triluminaries were able to...

Ron Moore has hinted that aliens may appear in the series some way down the road. He also stated that he originally planned to have one of the gods reveal themselves at the end of season 1. My guess is that the gods ARE highly advanced aliens. There are 13 in total, one of them "went rogue"...

SPOILERS FOR 2/22 EP I think this is a big clue as to who/what is messing with Number 6's and Baltar's minds. My guess is that it is in fact the Cylon god, appearing in their minds in the form of the person they love (much the same that Kosh appeared in Sheridan's and G'Kar's minds as...

Re: Racist comment from jms Ok ... but they appear to be far from friends (which makes jms's comment look more like an insult, rather than a joke)

Re: Racist comment from jms There's a world of difference between verbally saying this to a friend and posting this to a stranger on an internet site.

Re: Racist comment from jms As one of my earlier posts shows, "race" doesn't have to be about ethnic backgrounds.

Re: Racist comment from jms Allow me to clarify a few points: 1) I think jms made a poor choice of words 2) Others agree with me (on this board and elsewhere) 3) I DO NOT believe jms to be racist 4) I posted a comment on the newsgroup to allow him to respond to 1) and 2), which I believe is...

Re: Racist comment from jms I just posted this over at the moderated newsgroup... I'll be interested to read his reply (if he posts one).

Re: Racist comment from jms Can you explain this comment? Or are you just going to imply that I should not take offence and leave it at that?

Re: Racist comment from jms Thanks Ark and Jan. I'm going to try and register now...fingers crossed...

Re: Racist comment from jms I would have done, if not for my ignorance at how the newsgroups work (which explains why the link in my original post refers to jmsnews.com). :o

Re: Racist comment from jms Well, I don't even pretend to be as well educated or knowledgeable as jms. So when he makes a comment which I feel is wrong I just have to say something. Otherwise, I bow to his greater wisdom :)

Re: Racist comment from jms I wouldn't dream of harrasing him. I just thought it was weird for him to make such a comment. It's not like him.

Re: Racist comment from jms Another generalisation? I didn't vote for Thatcher or Blair, I'll have you know :)

Re: Racist comment from jms I can understand that he may have meant this as a light-hearted comment, but when dealing with a black-and-white medium (with which you cannot verbally emphasise your intent) I believe that you should be more cautious when making such generalisations.

Re: Racist comment from jms Does this really justify his comment? I am related to Americans. So, will you forgive me if I say that Americans are idiots? Sure, there is a difference between a racist (which I am sure jms is NOT) and a racist comment (which I am sure he DID make)...