Have you ever considered that the Prime Directive is not only not ethical, but also illogical, and perhaps morally indefensible?
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Have you ever considered that the Prime Directive is not only not ethical, but also illogical, and perhaps morally indefensible?
This profile is from a federated server and may be incomplete. Browse more on the original instance.
Important context: Humans no longer even play the game. (i.imgur.com)
Bait (i.imgur.com)
Subspace, Real Space, Warp Bubbles and a proposal as to how *Star Trek* Warp Drive might work
In this post I’ll be proposing a model to understanding how Star Trek warp drive works. In doing so, I’ll be attempting to reconcile the way the TNG Technical Manual describes warp drive with the idea that warp drive somehow takes advantages of shortcuts through real space by warping space around the craft, yet still...
The fact that Trepanation For Thou Also? III came before II or I is really a bold move on their part (i.imgur.com)
Not my OC, but too good not to share.
Temporal Prime Directive: Get Out of Jail Free?
Excuse me if this post isn’t up to the usual standards of Daystrom Institute, but as I’m looking for an in-universe discussion of this topic, this community felt the most appropriate....
Repetitive Epics
Garak asserts to Bashir that the Repetitive Epic is the finest form of Cardassian literature. I was wondering, is there any real-life literature that could be considered a “repetitive epic” in the same vein as “The Neverending Sacrifice?”
What is this, an Alamo for ants? (startrek.website)
what a double-standard (startrek.website)
For real though, I think about this at least once a day (i.imgur.com)
These Tsunkatse matches are getting out of hand (i.imgur.com)
Public domain and self-sealing (startrek.website)
(not mine)
Who pulled it off better? (lemmy.world)