This is a fictional world not a history. It isn't about truth. You want truth? Study history and philosophy.Well something has to be the truth, or else there is no truth.
This is a fictional world not a history. It isn't about truth. You want truth? Study history and philosophy.Well something has to be the truth, or else there is no truth.
A fictional world should have a history.This is a fictional world not a history. It isn't about truth. You want truth? Study history and philosophy.
I must be missing something? Doppelgänger?Yes. He has a doppelganger to deal with.
And Star Trek does. It's inconsistent and has been depending on what writers can remember.A fictional world should have a history.
A history that is often rewritten. Because that’s the nature of fiction.A fictional world should have a history.
Okay.Then canon is a meaningless term, at least when it comes to a discussion about continuity.
Well something has to be the truth, or else there is no truth.
We call that a retcon and people don't like it.A history that is often rewritten. Because that’s the nature of fiction.
Some people don't. Most viewers take minutiae in stride.We call that a retcon and people don't like it.
Hell, even real world history gets rewritten when we learn new things and gain new context for events.A history that is often rewritten. Because that’s the nature of fiction.
Just look at Troy.Hell, even real world history gets rewritten when we learn new things and gain new context for events.
That never made any sense. Vulcans are not born with logic, its not an innate genetic trait, its something learned. So him reverting to a barbaric Vulcan did not make any sense unless the machine stripped away his Vulcan logic, regardless of what time they ended up in.Let's not kid ourselves here. Spock does not keep his emotions in check very well in SNW or Kelvin universe. He may have the occasional smirk or smile in TOS but he would not go around the ship saying he is bedding the ships nurse. That would be completely out of character for Nimoy Spock. Even when he went to the past and reverted back to an emotional Vulcan and was with Zarabeth.... immediately after he came back to the present he was back in full logic mode. Dismissing his love after with Zarabeth as something 5000 years in the past. Dead and buried. He had returned to the present in every sense he says to Mcoy...
In real life knowledge is added.So in real life later canon rewrites previous canon?
And we're not learning anything new in stories?In real life knowledge is added.
That really didn't make any sense. Even if it was a genetic trait he wouldn't have lost it by going back in time and they weren't processed by the machine or else they would've died when they came back.That never made any sense Vulcans are not born with logic its not an innate genetic trait its something learned. So him reverting to a barbaric Vulcan did not make any sense unless the machine stripped away his Vulcan logic regardless of what time they ended up in.
It's different in fiction because of retcons. In history, it is additional information lost to us that we go back and can study and verify and see works differently, again like Troy or the Hittites.And we're not learning anything new in stories?
Fiction has something similar, it's called a prequel.In history, it is additional information lost to us that we go back and can study and verify and see works differently, again like Troy or the Hittites.
And we're not learning anything new in stories?
It's not the same.Fiction has something similar, it's called a prequel.
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