Star Trek - Space: The Final Frontier

This may have been posted ages ago. It's from 5 years ago but I randomly stumbled upon someone complaining that in STD they promote physical fitness as a positive attribute.

Hey, Star Trek: Discovery, Stop Trying To Get Me To Jog

While part of us knows that the crewmembers that serve on starship bridges are remarkable people, even in a remarkable age, a bigger part of the appeal depends upon imagining Starfleet as society. It’s a better future, where all of us are remarkable and going on wild adventures.

So any reminder that, no, this too is reserved for those Type-A genetic lottery winners who carefully manage their careers and tailor their resumes — the kind of people who really like “lifehacks” — is a bit depressing. It may be realistic, but there’s nothing fun about imagining the future cubicle awaiting the mediocre, asocial and maladapted chuds, like me, while the cool kids wake up early to go jogging, eat chia seeds and romp around the galaxy tripping out on space mushrooms and sleeping with hot aliens.
 
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That said, she did get a baby near the end of the third season and in order to not lose her role she announced that she was bisexual.
It used to be that, to write a black male character, he needed to constantly use slang and play basketball. And I think the same applies to the LGBT wave: characters who have no personality beyond their orientation. All of their interactions/storylines revolve around their sexual preference rather than any of their actual interests or hobbies. It's as if the writers think that because the character is gay, they don't need a personality.

The Good Doctor lost some original characters so the flow has been lost, plus they promoted Asher to a regular. He's too repetitive, with too many pointless storylines. It was nice when it was a spiritual sequel to House, and not a medical This is Us.
 
What the fuck Q is dieing?
Imma guess Space AIDS
Let's just say it's a tight squeeze....
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“Hey, you guys liked Data a lot, right? FUCK HIM! He’s only a backup in a computer now and actively wants to die!”

“Hey, you guys liked Q a lot, right? FUCK HIM!
He’s dying now and is super serious and actively wants to die!”

“Hey, you guys like the TNG crew a lot, right?”
 
“Hey, you guys liked Data a lot, right? FUCK HIM! He’s only a backup in a computer now and actively wants to die!”

“Hey, you guys liked Q a lot, right? FUCK HIM!
He’s dying now and is super serious and actively wants to die!”

“Hey, you guys like the TNG crew a lot, right?”
Hey, you guys like Tilly a lot, right?... Right...?
 
“Hey, you guys liked Data a lot, right? FUCK HIM! He’s only a backup in a computer now and actively wants to die!”
TBF, that was after Nemesis had already said “Hey, you guys liked Data a lot, right? FUCK HIM! He gets to die in a completely pointless and arbitrary way that's directed less dramatically than the average redshirt death! Uh, unless the movie makes money, in which case we'll just turn B-4 into the new Data next time around.”
 
My question is this: Why couldn't they upload him into Lore? Lore was deactivated, not destroyed. Would have been a lot easier to load Data's memory into an android nearly as advanced as he was instead of a fucking prototype.
Because Lore had a bitchin' personality.
 
My question is this: Why couldn't they upload him into Lore? Lore was deactivated, not destroyed. Would have been a lot easier to load Data's memory into an android nearly as advanced as he was instead of a fucking prototype.
I always assumed that Lore's insanity was because of some hardware-level fault that forced Dr. Soong to build Data as a replacement instead of just giving Lore a software patch. That being the case, Starfleet were probably worried about unwittingly ending up with something that had Lore's personality, combined with Data's decades of classified Starfleet knowledge.
 
I always assumed that Lore's insanity was because of some hardware-level fault that forced Dr. Soong to build Data as a replacement instead of just giving Lore a software patch. That being the case, Starfleet were probably worried about unwittingly ending up with something that had Lore's personality, combined with Data's decades of classified Starfleet knowledge.
I always assumed the problem with Lore came from being built with the integrated capability to feel emotion from the get go instead of getting them from a chip, which quickly led him to develop an incredible superiority complex which in turn led him to be rather psychopathic as he viewed all others as beneath him. By depriving Data of emotions he caused Data to, in a way, view himself as inferior to humans. He always saw them laughing, smiling, enjoying themselves, and he knew that was something that would enrich his existence. By the time Days got emotions he had years of experience behind him, Lore did not.
 
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