Yeah, I did not get that Hawkgirl got her comeuppance. If anything she got a big win in the up with my core beliefs category, it was just modified by her helping to look out for someone else. I can't see how that's not a double win in the heroism category.

That's going to cause a different kind of not at all calm.

That's going to cause a different kind of not at all calm.

Eh, I think what we have now is more or less the Utopia-est we are going to get, but I'd like the transition into agricultural distopia to go as smoothly as possible.

Eh, I think what we have now is more or less the Utopia-est we are going to get, but I'd like the transition into agricultural distopia to go as smoothly as possible.

Well he deserves that. The guy is sooooo supportive.

No that's halfman. The hyphen is very important.

No that's halfman. The hyphen is very important.

But… but… Dare to be Stupid? That's a classic, right?

Yeah, the Marxist analysis of Feudalism has its good points, but is only really relevant to forms of Feudalism that never existed outside of the B grade 19th century scholarship.

Yeah, the Marxist analysis of Feudalism has its good points, but is only really relevant to forms of Feudalism that never existed outside of the B grade 19th century scholarship.

I suspect it's more along the lines of American politicians insisting that they hate politics and politicking and love business. Of course they love politics, but they are only a very limited set of circumstances under which they openly act on that love.

I suspect it's more along the lines of American politicians insisting that they hate politics and politicking and love business. Of course they love politics, but they are only a very limited set of circumstances under which they openly act on that love.

That's a great point about Jake. I don't know if they take it as far as I might like, but there are certainly a few episodes that address that show case Jake as a developing writer as having a very different but still Federation reaction to events from his Starfleet companions.

That's a great point about Jake. I don't know if they take it as far as I might like, but there are certainly a few episodes that address that show case Jake as a developing writer as having a very different but still Federation reaction to events from his Starfleet companions.

And just because the Bajorans cataloged the plants doesn't mean they cataloged it the way a Starfleet Botanist would. That's not saying they would do a worse or better job in terms of scientific accuracy, but that Starfleet probably has their own style of notation and that Keiko is probably excited to apply it first.

And just because the Bajorans cataloged the plants doesn't mean they cataloged it the way a Starfleet Botanist would. That's not saying they would do a worse or better job in terms of scientific accuracy, but that Starfleet probably has their own style of notation and that Keiko is probably excited to apply it first.

I assumed he went to people who were (A) Starfleet personnel on a station where not everyone shares that social connection with him and (B) were clearly connected to him and Keiko in a way that would create no conflict of interest for him to discuss his uncertainties about the situation.

I assumed he went to people who were (A) Starfleet personnel on a station where not everyone shares that social connection with him and (B) were clearly connected to him and Keiko in a way that would create no conflict of interest for him to discuss his uncertainties about the situation.

And, yes, a bit of a troll-y sort of day. Wasn't really meaning to do that there, but it appears I basically rolled a 1 on my write coherent post check.