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This was my thinking 100% until today. While it's still my thinking, generally, there is the disturbing possibility of improper use of muscle memory. To be sure, anyone can have a mental glitch moment, but I (a non-pilot) have had moments of, for example, typing the wrong machine's password...

“Commander Silverbird,” Gibbs cleared his throat, “what’s going on here?” The young woman turned her gaze to the gray-haired lead investigator and smiled innocently. “We… just wanted to visit Agent David?” “And hide in her closet for that,” McGee pointed out, earning an annoyed glance from...

Chapter 10 Ziva leaned forward and checked Cal’s pulse. “Have you reached them, McGee?” an impatient Leroy Jethro Gibbs asked his subordinate, who was casting a sad glance at the stretcher carrying Petty Officer Laura McConnaugh out of NCIS headquarters. He hadn’t even had the chance...

Chapter 8 The pretty redhead widened her eyes in surprise. It was a real pain with the German language. Every fiber of Calvin Nathan Cats’ being wanted to turn the word “shuttle” into a neuter noun, saying “the shuttle” as a neutral “das Shuttle.” He’d gotten by just fine with this...

I never took it as impounded. I took it as the Klingons took it back and were trying to force Nero to reveal how to use it. Since Nero is so consumed with revenge he doesn't give up anything. Klingons try to make it work but fight amongst themselves which hampers progress. But it's not better...

Agree with a number of comments here that Nemesis is better because there's a good movie hiding in there somewhere, whereas Insurrection is just all around misguided. Nemesis should have dropped the "this time it's personal angle" with cloning and just had it be about the Remans doing a coup...

We're Gonna Need a Bigger 50th Anniversary Cinematic Special Jaws Directed by Steven Spielberg Starring Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, and Richard Dreyfuss Released June 20, 1975 1976 Academy Awards for Best Sound; Best Film Editing; and Best Music, Original Dramatic Score (John Williams)...

I'm not sure I understand the question. What constitutes a "typical SF" military, and how is it different from what exists today? All I can think of is that SF militaries tend to be global instead of national. Otherwise they seem to work pretty much like present-day militaries. Even Starfleet...

Mavity actually /s

https://www.quantamagazine.org/is-gravity-just-entropy-rising-long-shot-idea-gets-another-look-20250613/ Is Gravity Just Entropy Rising? Long-Shot Idea Gets Another Look. "the idea that gravity is a collective effect — not a fundamental force, but the outcome of swarm behavior on a finer scale —...

Age-wise he looks like this might have been closer to 1986–1990, around the time TNG premiered, perhaps when he was shooting the intro for the “Cage” TV premiere. It’s not part of the larger collections at either Getty or Alamy. This seems to be from the same general period and it’s dated 1988...

A lot of words to not talk about Sisko.

A Starfleet Office's job in time of war, is the same as an American Military Officer's job. Or Japanese Self Defense Force Officer's. Or what ever. Prosecute the war to the best advantage. Losing an extinction level war, is a crime in and of itself. And make no mistake that was the purpose of...

50th Anniversary Cinematic Special The Man with the Golden Gun Directed by Guy Hamilton Starring Roger Moore, Christopher Lee, and Britt Ekland Premiered December 19, 1974 TMWTGG is easily the most mediocre installment of the franchise to date...a bit too low stakes, and too obviously...

OH yeah, especially the way they have him grow the hair again and shave off the beard when those where both things Avery fought FOR when he was in the role and the nonsense about Kira becoming a Vedek which I just did not like. The funny thing is I actually like his writing but remain...

...When there were the occasion side story featuring DS9 developments - Una McCormack's The Missing and Enigma Tales, Jeffery Lang's Force and Motion, even the use of DS9 elements through David Mack's entry in The Fall - it felt more like the familiar developments, because these were stories...

Wow. I never noticed that before. I just thought it was randomly numbering, but the fact that it goes from 1 through 5 really changes my opinion on this subject.

The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 - Episode 2: "Another Shitty Lesson" NEW YORK – NEGAN IN PRISON: Negan sits in his open cell—his mind trying to process what he’s set into motion. Victor—the violinist—stumbles across Negan and sensing what kind of situation Negan’s in, briefly recalls his...

Agatha shrugged: "I don't have the slightest idea – I... can only imagine it was Traceless again, and he didn't like being thrown out the window at all." "That wasn't Traceless," Gibbs explained with a matter-of-factness that made Agatha raise her eyebrows. "Yes, but Mr. Gibbs, the victim is my...

The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 - Episode 1: "Power Equals Power" - Season two premiere. MAGGIE, HERSHEL, AND GINNY: Somewhere in the woods, Maggie coaches her son and new charge in how to hunt deer; Hershel attempts to throw his knife at one, but the animal leaps away. Maggie casts a look...