Difference between revisions of "The X-Files"
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[[File:X-files-simpsons-960x623.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Mulder and Scully on the Simpsons]] | [[File:X-files-simpsons-960x623.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Mulder and Scully on the Simpsons]] | ||
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| + | ====Cure for Cancer==== | ||
| + | In Season 7 Episode 15, ''En Ami'' Originally thought to be an act of God, a boy is cured of his cancer. Scully has recently been mysteriously cured of terminal cancer. Antagonist Cigarette Smoking Man informs her than an Alien computer chip which had been implanted in her neck contained the cure. He intends to give her the chip so others could be cured, but he destroys it in the end. | ||
| + | ====Cryogenic Storage==== | ||
| + | ====Implants==== | ||
===Hacking=== | ===Hacking=== | ||
===Deception=== | ===Deception=== | ||
Revision as of 02:24, 15 February 2016
X
-Files TV show. Ethical dilemmas include: Privacy (FBI experiments and secret technologies), Hacking (Lone Gunman), Religious Dilemmas, Misinformation and deception from government (Area 51 and Aliens)
Contents
Series Overview
Characters
Ethical Concerns
Alien Technology
Cure for Cancer
In Season 7 Episode 15, En Ami Originally thought to be an act of God, a boy is cured of his cancer. Scully has recently been mysteriously cured of terminal cancer. Antagonist Cigarette Smoking Man informs her than an Alien computer chip which had been implanted in her neck contained the cure. He intends to give her the chip so others could be cured, but he destroys it in the end.
Cryogenic Storage
Implants
Hacking
Deception
Privacy
External Links
See Also
References
