T-Rex: One day Zoey found a USB stick! But not just any USB stick. A USB stick...
T-Rex: ...from the FUTURE.
T-Rex: And on it was a copy of Wikipedia! It wasn't complete - no edit history, no images - but the then-current TEXT was there. So now, by reading articles, Zoey knew what would happen in the years and decades to come!
Dromiceiomimus: Oh, like the TV show "Early Edition"?
T-Rex: NO, this is different!
Dromiceiomimus: So more like H.G. Well's "The Queer Story of Brownlow's Newspaper"?
Utahraptor: Oh, you're thinking of the similar 1944 film "It Happened Tomorrow", right?
T-Rex: Again, NO.
Utahraptor: Ah, I get it. This is more like 1972's "What We Learned From This Morning's Newspaper", a short story by Robert Silverberg.
T-Rex: Damn it, no! This is an ORIGINAL IDEA which is DIFFERENT, because MINE involves WIKIPEDIA.
T-Rex: For example, some pages might be vandalized so unlike all those OTHER stories, the information from THIS future could already be wrong in surprising AND disappointing ways.
Off panel: Fascinating
