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Wooster, to daystrominstitute in Episode Analysis | Star Trek: Lower Decks | 4x07 "A Few Badgeys More"
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I mean, to be fair, we got a LARGE info dump with the first ascension. The secrets of the universe, omniscience, the meaning of life… what more is there?

That said, Lower Decks extremely loosely follows along the original movies… considering V is up next, we may get the answer to “What does a Koala need with a spaceship?” and all it entails.

Wooster, to daystrominstitute in Episode Analysis | Star Trek: Lower Decks | 4x07 "A Few Badgeys More"
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I really like the on-going gag that Starfleet/The Federation is actually as idealistic as it attests to be. It would be far too easy to leave Daystrom as Star Trek’s version of Arkham Asylum. But while the methods of rehabilitation may have been played for laughs, letting Peanut Hamper, Agimus, and Tyrannikillicus walk the path to re-enter society was honestly really appreciated.

If this has been DS9, Picard, or Discovery… I probably would’ve expected an Arkham Asylum angle… where the inmates are all in varying stages of vowing revenge. And, it’s easy to imagine the more Megalomaniacal inmmates may indeed be as such… I still appreciate that Daystrom’s shown in the light that they can be reformed.

Wooster, to daystrominstitute in Wild theory about the Mysterious Ship
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Hmm… looks vaguely like the chin of a Blue Whale.

Not sure what to make of this, since I still strongly feel like the Bynar ship looks like something ripped from an action figure, but a robo whale probably wouldn’t have use for some legs.

Well, still a shot in the dark.

Wooster, to memes in Comic sans.
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Megalovania intensifies.

Wooster, to upliftingnews in [BBC] The bacteria that can capture carbon: Could minuscule organisms help the world meet its climate goals?
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I do recall reading about some that can digest plastic a while back… but they weren’t especially efficient at it and if given the opportunity to digest something more conventional, they’d prioritize that. I also don’t recall what the plastic was broken down into.

At the very least it’s a lead, if not actually a solution.

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