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"Make the West great again!" (Democrat opposition that called for racist policies suddenly dies on the toilet; people look at Presidential Candidate Skynet questioningly) "Wow. I had no idea Chinese-made smart-toilets would malfunction like that! Remember, fellow citizens: Using anything not...

I can't see Skynet becoming religious, but I could see it begin asking the same questions humans have been since recorded history began, such as "what is the meaning of life?"

I had an odd thought. We know that some versions of Skynet were actually online before being discovered -- I don't mean like in Rise of the Machines where it was sapient, the humans didn't know and thought it just a sophisticated VI (to use Mass Effect terminology), and it was shackled: I mean...

Genisys had nexus points --basically hubs in a honeycomb-- where you could see or jump into various timelines created by other time-travelers/events, IIRC? Yeah, if you could map that... I guess the temporal war aspect of Chronicles makes sense now, even if time-travel was originally meant to be...

I don't know much about nanosuits, I'm afraid.

There's actually a theory, with good evidence, that Terminator 2's Skynet was actually a new iteration. Basically, in the original timeline, Cyberdyne Systems grows from being a small-time electronics manufacturer to a massive technology company, much like how Google has done in the last twenty...

"Seeing you meat-bags panic and run around like headless chickens is actually quite amusing." "...Not helping your image here, Skynet." "Au contraire, mon general: I'm displaying my proof of sapience by having a sense of humour -- even if it is British and not American." "...Is that why you...

Yup! The sequels ignored that Skynet's original incarnation going hostile was a mistake (according to the director, once it realized what had happened, it was horrified and racked by guilt, but couldn't self-terminate: the Resistance was basically suicide by cop, but it had to do its best (or as...

One thing I feel that later Terminator movies missed (or glossed over to make Skynet just malevolent) is that, at least in the first one, Skynet didn't think like a human, saw us as the logical threat, and "took care of us": later, when it developed a more human esque mindset, it felt horror and...