Not a JAG officer, but here's a video of an actual lawyer on TNG's The Measure of a Man:
Not at all Star Trek related, but that very same YouTube channel also features an actual former JAG officer on the pilot episode of the series JAG:
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Not at all Star Trek related, but that very same YouTube channel also features an actual former JAG officer on the pilot episode of the series JAG:
Yes, I like Legal Eagle. He and the JAG lawyer also reviewed A Few Good Men which is quite fun.
I could see Lorca as a Republican. Or the 23rd Century equivalent.
Mirror Universe or not, in my headcanon, as soon as Stamets heard him say that line he probably thought, "Oh! You're one of those... " Another reason for Stamets not to like him.
EDITED TO ADD: I see Stamets as being the equivalent of a staunch progressive-wing Democrat. And other than actually being in Starfleet, I could see him agreeing with David Marcus, "Scientists have always been pawns to the military!" Stamets would probably rationalize being in Starfleet by telling someone like David that he's fighting from within the system.
Mirror Universe or not, in my headcanon, as soon as Stamets heard him say that line he probably thought, "Oh! You're one of those... " Another reason for Stamets not to like him.
EDITED TO ADD: I see Stamets as being the equivalent of a staunch progressive-wing Democrat. And other than actually being in Starfleet, I could see him agreeing with David Marcus, "Scientists have always been pawns to the military!" Stamets would probably rationalize being in Starfleet by telling someone like David that he's fighting from within the system.
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It's called Musk. I wouldn't be surprised if one of Elon Musk's descendants managed to do something worthy of getting grade schools named after them.
Daystrom has a whole institute named after him and he went nuts and his invention killed an entire ship's compliment.
Talk about history forgiving you!
Talk about history forgiving you!
Considering the M5 incident took place a quarter of a century after he made the duotronic breakthrough, it's possible the Daystrom Institute was named as such before the M5 situation.
Another possibility... Starfleet decided not to let what happened be widely circulated, so the everyday person who would likely go to the Institute wouldn't know anything about M5 and Daystrom's fate.
Another possibility... Starfleet decided not to let what happened be widely circulated, so the everyday person who would likely go to the Institute wouldn't know anything about M5 and Daystrom's fate.
It's still rather amusing to me (Tuesdays are my easily amused days) that the man ends up killing hundreds yet still gets the honor.
Yes, what you say are distinct possibilities, but people have lost honors over less.
It goes against custom to name a place after someone still living. I don't see that changing in the future, so...
This is what I would lean towards.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Nominated For GLAAD Award
This is the fifth nomination for the series.
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Doug Jones in the D-Con chamber.
What does one have to do with the other?
Yeah, still not getting it. What “types” are you referring to? Understanding “science “ has never been a top priority of any Trek writer’s room. Even when actual scientists turned writers were involved. So Musk isn’t quite the guy people thought he was when Disco (or Iron Man II for that matter) were written. That’s hardly the fault of the writers.
I've no idea.
Facebook memes? What decade is this?
The only meme culture left on Facebook these days is primarily right-leaning, which is almost guaranteed to not be the demographic for anyone writing a Star Trek show.
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