Part of the charm of Rowan is that he can surprise you in cases like this. That's why he's the manager.
Spoilers Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 1x04 - "Memento Mori"
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Part of the charm of Rowan is that he can surprise you in cases like this. That's why he's the manager.
Archer: How could you let Porthos die???
Pike: President Archer, how are you on this subspace channel? And why are you overseeing my missions? For that matter, how are you even still alive??
Archer: Gotta go, have a temporal war to run.
I wish people would stop posting that grifter's videos.
Not all Technobabble is true Technobabble.
Many fields have specific lingo that outsiders wouldn't understand and treat as Technobabble.
I find his videos entertaining.
No clicks given here. Can't stand Trek youtube now.
While that may be true in reality, it doesn't excuse bad writing.
They're dishonest, and made just for the hate clicks.
Grin loves to cut out context out of scenes and make facts seem different than what they are.
Didn't include the scene where La'an said the Gorn kill most witnesses.
Reminds me of "Jar Jar Abram"'s SW videos. One wonders if they're real fans or just trolls.
Most YouTube critics like that suck and are a waste of time to click on.
Calling Abrams "Jar-Jar" is a quick signal for me not to take it seriously.
"Jar Jar Abrams," "Woke Trek" or "Why Modern Trek Is So Bad."
For me it’s ‘mindless’ in regards to Kelvin movies when the three of them are anything but.
Killing most witnesses doesn't mean they killed ALL witnesses.
If La'an is alive and knows about the Gorn, I'm sure that she must've informed StarFleet upper brass about the Gorn threat.
It's not like StarFleet upper management wouldn't understand that the Gorn are out there and potentially responsible for several massacres of Federation Colonies.
While StarFleet might not have Face to Face encounters with the Gorn during La'an's time on the Enterprise, the larger StarFleet security division should know about them already.
Whether or not Kirk would know about the Gorn threat is up to StarFleet Security and if it's important enough to let Kirk know about them by the time he made Captain.
IDK - in TOS S1"Tomorrow Is Yesterday", it was stated that the female repair crew of Signet XIV felt the ship's computer lacked of personality so they gave it one; and Kirk seemed to be conversing with it out of annoyance; and the computer seemed pretty depressed after Kirk added the maintenance note: "There is a problem with my cabin computer. Recommended it be corrected or scrapped..."
Kirk also mentioned that he wouldn't mind so much if it didn't get so affectionate.
Let's give Pubert a possible out, here: maybe by TOS' time they quite have the ability to have computers speak naturally, but choose not to for one reason or another.IDK - in TOS S1"Tomorrow Is Yesterday", it was stated that the female repair crew of Signet XIV felt the ship's computer lacked of personality so they gave it one; and Kirk seemed to be conversing with it out of annoyance; and the computer seemed pretty depressed after Kirk added the maintenance note: "There is a problem with my cabin computer. Recommended it be corrected or scrapped..."
Kirk also mentioned that he wouldn't mind so much if it didn't get so affectionate.
Except, Kirk didn't know if they were even close to Gorn territory.
I'm a notorious critic of maintaining in-universe continuity and there's nothing in this episode that violates "Arena(TOS)." Any more than Jonathan Archer, T'Pol and Trip seeing some Ferengi who don't identify themselves 204 years before the Battle of Maxia means TNG's history is retconned or violated.
You can't know one's territorial boundary if you don't communicate with each other.
The Gorn don't seem big on that.