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>>223931086deeply engraved medallions the size of a teacup dish need not be a plot point in the '70s
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Vulcans are not fucking smart. There is inherent logic to "instinct" even if one is not able to articulate it when acting upon it. Instinct is something so basic and necessary to survival it's literally genetically encoded. It's based off of adaptation to an environment as a mechanism to ensure basic survival pass down through evolution. And Vulcans can't see the LOGIC in heeding it? RETARDS.
>>223931234Some people's instinct is to dodge left into an oncoming car
>>223931086its crazy how well you can see his pecker in this movie
>>223931259Logic is fucking worthless because it can be used to justify literally anything.
>>223931234It's a fair point, but Vulcans are interplanetary now. The environment they inhabit is ever changing. Also it's well established in their lore that their instincts were over violent and nearly killed themselves with advancements in technology.
>there is no logic in inserting fruit preserves into my rectum
>>223931312>Logic is fucking worthlesschristcucks really write this kind of shit unironicallynow say the line: you can't have morality without god
>>223931347They literally make this argument in the show and the Vulcan even concedes that, you dumb faggot
>>223931367>Logic is fucking worthless
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>>223931379If Vulcans didn't worship logic they would have all raped and murdered each other into extinction. In that sense it has worth to THEM. But the way they act like it's a superior method of discerning truth or making decisions is retarded cope and when you push them on it they're forced to admit that.
>>223931409Illogical.
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>>223931426> But the way they act like it's a superior method of discerning truth or making decisions is retarded cope and when you push them on it they're forced to admit that.Wow, just like autists IRL. But Vulcan’s choose to worship logic and suppress emotions. Our brains are just wired like that.
>>223931347is-ought problem
>>223931901One of the good parts of Enterprise is how they portrayed the Vulcans as the autists they are, and how other races fucking hate them.
>>223931347>you can't have morality without godSure you can. Base it in utilitarianism.
>>223931965People only tolerated Spock because he was sexy and an invaluable scientist. If he had average looks and IQ Starfleet wouldn’t trust him with more than a mop and bucket.
>>223931283And it was all Genes idea.
>>223931965That was the worst part of Enterprise, turning the Vulcans into retards who had only stumbled into the logic thing in the recent past, instead of being like a 10,000 year old culture of logic and reason and our goodly benefactors.
>Roddenberry's utopian vision of putting a backdoor pilot in your show and attempting to jump ship
>>223932113I don't think Roddenberry was happy that NBC more or less put Star Trek under the control of Gene Coon.
>>223932253the fucking audacity of them to make this charactor.
>>223932103I don't know how much of finding Enterprise retarded is that I knew more decent philosophy and sci-fi by that point and things like no one ever specifically bringing up the is-ought problem to a vulcan didn't bother me, the same way like TNG was the first time I ever heard of a dyson sphere and it was just cool
>>223932253did they actually have to lighten her gums somehow or did they do that in post
>>223932341The sheer fucking hubris.
Pretty cool that Lower Decks fleshed out the Orions a bit.TNG Fleshed out the Klingons.DS9 Fleshed out the FerengiLower Decks fleshed out the Orions.
>>223932403did it? enterprise finished them up pretty good
>>223932419I remember ENT fleshing out the Andorians.But I will rewatch ENT after Lower Decks --> Picard --> SNW
Enterprise ruined both Orions and Andorians
>>223932581T'Pol does absolutely nothing for me.
>>223932599i like bimbos and somehow she's also a good actress despite being a bimbo
>>223931086wait, is that the crust dude?
>>223932682No, it's the Groovemeister Supreme of the Alpha Quadrant.
>Tom Paris and Kes' daughter is the spitting image of Neelixlmao nice
>>223932724Neelix forced himself on many young women.
>Harry Kim married Tom and Kes' 2 year old daughter
>>223932870i swear the kim character was supposed to be a wesley crusher age baby instead of a grown man baby
>>223932870>be harry kim>your best friend and his wife have a baby>you help raise her, change her diapers, etc.>she's a teenager in 6 months, a young adult in a year>fully grown adult in 2 years>marry her>impregnate her
>>223932870>>223933032it's awwwright
>>223932517They had barely been mentioned or seen since TOS before Enterprise.
>>223931234With Vulcans, it's Logic, not logic.>>223931283So much of TMP can be explained by "it was the 70s".
>>223933361>Something has barely been mentioned >Start mentioning it in a context that makes it shitty Yes that's what "ruining" is
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Star Trek's no swearing rule is dumb and ahistorical and it's good that nuTrek has swearing.
>>223933643in this episode I'm watching just now The Doctor's son who is a Klingaboo just used the term "Vulky" in place of "shitty"
>>223933701i really like the klingon rock music
>>223931086Is that necklace the eye of ra from the stargate movie?
>>223932001Whoever made that gif cut off the punch line.
>>223932103You have obviously never watched the Vulcan arc in Season 4, where that subject was specifically addressed.
>>223933882You mean the most retarded arc in the history of Star Trek where a Romulan who goes around shouting at everyone and emoting wildly has somehow infiltrated the Vulcan High Command to the point that... he's in charge of it? Yeah, I watched it alright.
>>223933419I'll bet you're a barrel of fun at parties, that is, if you were ever invited to any.
>>223933901See>>223933909
>>223933901Then you obviously weren't paying attention.
>>223931086How has Nick Offerman looked the same for 50 years?
>>223932599Poor you.
S2 laserdiscs are lookin extra crispy so far. much better than the end of S1
>>223932517Sez you
>>223933643It's what separates it from low brow shows for plebes
>>223933966Oh, so a Romulan spy hadn't actually infiltrated the highest level of Vulcan government?Imagine doing a storyline so retarded that you reveal that the President of the United States... is actually... le Russian spy!Dumb as fuck, embarrassing that they did this in Trek.
>>223934094at this point the romulans were basically a ghost story
>>223934109Not to the Vulcans, also you're missing my point. The guy was simply not at all acting Vulcan. The entire story was pants-on-head stupid.
>>223934122yeah to vulcans? they vanished around surak's time and vulcans only had rumors about them.
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>>223934000let go of your love of over sharpening images, I'm begging you
>>223934857it's a snapshot taken from my media player which uses it's own sharpening filters to upscale to my 1440p monitor. chill.
>>223934214Correction: Those who "marched beneath the Raptor's wings" disappeared in Surak's time and vanished into myth. The Romulans were a well known hostile alien species whose appearance and connection to Vulcan was unknown.
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Tonight's episode is The Immunity Syndrome, and I'm sitting here wishing I had an immunity to ant spray and greasy food. Took me 8 hours to deal with this latest surge of infestation, because they started hiding from me inside the cupboards beneath my stove. They've started a historical record to tell the younger generations where to go, I need to genocide these freaks before they develop warp capability.I'm really so sick that I don't know if I'll be able to finish this one. Hope to see you in an hour or so.Also some context for this screencap, it's a face Spock pulls after explaining he "never calculated the odds" of getting a Royal Fizzbin. He's corpsing, five years early (boooo).
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>Distant Origin this episode is so neat, I love it
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>>223935889Eliminating an indoor ant infestation requires locating their entry points, destroying the colony at the source with targeted baits, and sealing off access.1. Use Ant Baits: Place liquid or gel baits containing slow-acting poisons (like borax or fipronil) near trails. Worker ants carry the poison back to the queen and colony, eradicating the source rather than just surface ants.2. Wipe Out Scent Trails: Clean surfaces with a mixture of vinegar and water or soapy water to erase the chemical pheromones ants use to navigate.3. Seal Entry Points: Inspect windows, doors, and baseboards for cracks, then seal them using silicone caulk to block future access.4. Eliminate Attractants: Store all food in airtight containers, wipe up kitchen spills immediately, and keep pet food bowls clean to remove food sources.5. Apply Barrier Sprays: Spray residual insecticides (like diatomaceous earth or commercial perimeter sprays) along entry points and exterior foundations to deter new scouts.
>>223936237Forgot pic...
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I couldn't help but notice your pain /trek/It runs deep, share it with me
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>>223931283Pics or it didn't happen
>>223937053I don't want my pain taken away. I need my pain!
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What made you start maining /trek/?
>>223938084It's my friend simulator.
A very tense episode, where the mystery element manages to stay fresh due to it being a source of frustration for Kirk. I might have liked a little bit more of that one scene we get when Spock is leaving the briefing room and he explains how the all Vulcan crew of the Intrepid felt "fascination" just prior to their deaths, due to his species almost lack of self-preservation as a result of an unequaled period of peace in the planet's history. We get sort of a similar thing in one of Kirk's speeches to the crew, the one right after Bones suggests survival, where Kirk reinforces the Enterprise's mission as a research vessel. But then again, having another episode where a certain value is elevated above (again) self-preservation would be our third "Obsession"-like episode in so many weeks/days. We do at least get shades of this with Bones making all his requests to study the thing trying to kill them, you've got to wonder if this is one of the more prominent examples of the trope before it really became a trope.Speaking of, George Lucas really can't help himself with how much he steals from Star Trek. I know there was another example prior to this, but Spock sensing a disturbance in the Vulcan psychosphere (or whatever) is really blatant.Even as sick as I was in the first half of this episode, it was nothing compared to how tired I became as the midnight hour came upon me. I was so drowsy just sitting there watching it that I had to keep pausing it to avoid falling asleep, which did something to heighten the tension of waiting, but unfortunately killed the tension from the intended pacing. I'm seriously going to start watching these earlier in the day.>>223936237I do all that, it's step 4 that's the main stumbling block, since I share my living space with several careless individuals. Step 3 is also an issue because there's so many viable entry points that it's hard to track down which one they're actually coming from.
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