Okay, that’s messed up and everything, but... how does he see?

These things need to be banned until the long term health-effect of living near them can be properly studied and vetted. There’s strong evidence of negative side effects from the constant low frequency pulse of the turbine’s motion. They built one near a friend of mine’s uncles house. His wife suddenly got herpes out…

Wow - awesome job! Helps that the rear wheels move almost sideways.

They really did. Biggest for me was that it looks like there will be mech-on-mech action

Oh man. So bittersweet to see this.

That’s not a superhero - that’s a Sith.

Good for him. I’m a big fan of Evan Narcisse. I’ll check this out.

Hmm, where’s the “engage thrusters” button?

I cannot wait to buy it and read it.... At a minimum, Coates’ vocabulary is OFF THE CHAIN. Bring a dictionary along with you when you sit down to read this masterpiece.

In Trek canon, the TOS (and TOS-movie) era saw experiments with transwarp technology, Omega molecules, and the Genesis device. The bio-drive thing doesn’t seem out of place.

It’s absolutely a Section 31 ship.

I feel they should have put the timeline after TNG. Technology and the bio concept is too advanced to believe it comes before TOS. Now they are in box they can’t stay within.

Alston getting the burger and pointing out there’s only one in the bag was my favorite scene.

Thanks so much for posting this, it was fascinating!

Cell data slower? No.

YES!! I thought it was just me! Not just cellular data, but general cellular connection strength as well seems to have gotten worse. I’m on Verizon and haven’t seen a carrier update in a while.

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I don’t agree that he was distracting, but that Leia at the end was *off* and it ruined the final beat of the movie.