Food and Drink is only disallowed in the transporter room.Captain Hikaru Sulu of the Excelsior would like to have a word whilst he sits in his command chair with his cup of tea and a hobnob.

Food and Drink is only disallowed in the transporter room.Captain Hikaru Sulu of the Excelsior would like to have a word whilst he sits in his command chair with his cup of tea and a hobnob.

Oh the viewers will survive, it's the shows that won't.Poor viewers have to see non-skinny actresses on their TV screens and are throwing a fit. How will they ever survive this?![]()
One thing I really don't like in ALL of Trek - they never use their tech or their discoveries to their full potential.Food and Drink is only disallowed in the transporter room.![]()
That's a hilarious complaint with a franchise that repeatedly ignores technological expansion. It's a feature not a bug, going all the way back.One thing I really don't like in ALL of Trek - they never use their tech or their discoveries to their full potential.
They can reorganize atoms to the quantum level, have nanotech beyond even scifi standards but people still gotta exercise to stay in shape?
Our current medical tech with Wegovy and other drugs are shedding weight so much that last year was the first time in 30 years that American obesity rates finally started to drop.
Not weight-shaming anyone, just saying we now have tech to make life a lot easier for everyone.
If Trek used established technology to it's full potential, they'd be tech-assisted immortal proto-Q, beaming anywhere in the galaxy (though time and universes as well!) at the tap of a comm badge. Resetting their age with every teleport. Respawning last-saved patterns when killed.One thing I really don't like in ALL of Trek - they never use their tech or their discoveries to their full potential.
They can reorganize atoms to the quantum level, have nanotech beyond even scifi standards but people still gotta exercise to stay in shape?
Our current medical tech with Wegovy and other drugs are shedding weight so much that last year was the first time in 30 years that American obesity rates finally started to drop.
Not weight-shaming anyone, just saying we now have tech to make life a lot easier for everyone.
Being on Monjauro for Type II Diabetes, even though I lost 50 pounds, unless you exercise that includes lifting some free weights, the weight you will lose first is muscle mass. To avoid muscle loss, so you can keep your balance, I do 10 minutes a day of lifting free weights, in addition to 30 minutes a day on a stationary bike.One thing I really don't like in ALL of Trek - they never use their tech or their discoveries to their full potential.
They can reorganize atoms to the quantum level, have nanotech beyond even scifi standards but people still gotta exercise to stay in shape?
Our current medical tech with Wegovy and other drugs are shedding weight so much that last year was the first time in 30 years that American obesity rates finally started to drop.
Not weight-shaming anyone, just saying we now have tech to make life a lot easier for everyone.
More work for Toronto and Vancouver!Better hope that's wrong.
Because otherwise LA is going to collapse under it's own weight as the filming industry falls apart.
Which ratings? Just checked Neilsen and didn't see it in any of the top 10.Apparently, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is going UP in the ratings steadily.
Which is throwing the outrage crew for a loop.
The reason, of course, can't be all the attention they've given it.
Which ratings? Just checked Neilsen and didn't see it in any of the top 10.
So... A random youtuber is claiming it?Tachyon Pulse discusses it with a mixture of horror and disbelief.
I admit I'm not a fan but am amused by their reaction as i am a supporter of SFA.
If Trek used established technology to it's full potential, they'd be tech-assisted immortal proto-Q, beaming anywhere in the galaxy (though time and universes as well!) at the tap of a comm badge. Resetting their age with every teleport. Respawning last-saved patterns when killed.
I'd LOVE to see it, but it'd be high-concept stuff about what humanity means without limits rather than light Star Trek space adventures.
So... A random youtuber is claiming it?
So, you're saying it's Star Trek?Just like any other century, except nacelles are detached and tech has 'programmable' in front of it.
If Star Trek keeps making the same mistake, people are going to keep pointing it out.So, you're saying it's Star Trek?
So, you're saying its Star Trek?If Star Trek keeps making the same mistake, people are going to keep pointing it out.
Star Trek fans got more bugs than Lt. Commander RemmickIf it's bugging people, it's a bug!
We may not have to go that far, audiences need the drama after all, but the 31st century should be depicted as fantastical to us as our timeframe would be to somebody from 1026 AD.If Trek used established technology to it's full potential, they'd be tech-assisted immortal proto-Q, beaming anywhere in the galaxy (though time and universes as well!) at the tap of a comm badge. Resetting their age with every teleport. Respawning last-saved patterns when killed.
I'd LOVE to see it, but it'd be high-concept stuff about what humanity means without limits rather than light Star Trek space adventures.
And that's absolutely fantastic Bro! I went in hard to drop my weight in my early 20s but if we had those GLP-1 drugs that easily back then I'd have spent half the time at the gymBeing on Monjauro for Type II Diabetes, even though I lost 50 pounds, unless you exercise that includes lifting some free weights, the weight you will lose first is muscle mass. To avoid muscle loss, so you can keep your balance, I do 10 minutes a day of lifting free weights, in addition to 30 minutes a day on a stationary bike.

Needs to be relatable on some levels.We may not have to go that far, audiences need the drama after all, but the 31st century should be depicted as fantastical to us as our timeframe would be to somebody from 1026 AD.
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