There's obviously no real scientific reason, but it does seem like whenever an enemy ship powers weapons or raises shields, it's instantly called out by Sulu/Data/Whoever. So perhaps the radiation from weapons and shields is just too much of a dead giveaway.
Who said anything about being superior? Why not both?
"Commanding hot" sounds an awful lot like Dommy Mommy. Only beta simps want a dommy mommy. The true Chad choice is the QT3.14 tomboy gf which is the best you could get out of a Trill since I doubt anyone of their race could ever be tradwife material.
Divorce is too easy in Klingon culture and their females are too domineering. They are higher in the rankings than Human females who are mostly sluts in the 24th century. Vulcans are up there for most trad but I'd go with a Bajoran woman from a remote province. Bajorans have a good combination of adherence to tradition and overall cuteness. I wish we got more about Andorian culture because I live somewhere where it's winter 8 months out of the year so I wouldn't mind living on Andor with a blue cutie.
Murdering the spouse is too easy? Then you shouldn't be such a pussy.
I was thinking more of the divorce shown in The House of Quark episode where the Klingon cutie slaps Quark and spits on him.
She practically ran the house. Was clearly a Karen Klingon. (Klingren?) Women's lib Klingon. Not traditional at all.
They have problems in every species.
It was Strange New Worlds ['Four and a Half Vulcans'], not Academy.
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Traditional women care about tradition, so they make sure tradition is traditioned. Cultures where the women sit there and take it are incel cultures, like Islam. However, we're going into politisperg territory now, and I'm sure Syrup will give me an Easter Island head for even pointing this out.
I hate you so fucking much, but then you do shit like this and I can't stay mad.
I actually posted that video this morning in the Iran thread:
My b I thought it might be Admiral Muhammad.
The idea that ST is some sort of niche franchise for nerds died by the time of TNG. How many people watched Best of Both worlds? Millions. Google estimates it could have been 20M, with 11M being the average TNG audience.
Spock's betrothed cheated on him and found "logical" excuses to get rid of their engagement. I think Klingon women would be a bit more honest and stay with you out of pure honor to the marriage, specially considering how tribalist their society is.
True. HOWEVER, what if Spock's woman cheated because she didn't want no filthy halfbreed for a husband?
