The curse(?) of small universe syndrome

[Tosk]

And don't even get me started on Picard season 3. Now, to be clear, I love Picard season 3 and I am a big defender of it, even though I know there are many detractors here. However, the absurdity of the idea that for Frontier Day literally the entirety of Starfleet was supposed to assemble at Earth is so absurd as to make sex with your grandmother's candle ghost seem reasonable. Imagine if the United States military said that on July 4th this year, literally our entire military was to leave everywhere else on the planet and just hang out in Washington, DC for a parade. Good grief.

And they intentionally link the fleet under the control of a program (in the works for decades), despite the fact that they had TWO huge problems with linked ships less than twenty years earlier? (Once in Lower Decks, and once in Prodigy.)

 

[Candleicious Ghost]

And they intentionally link the fleet under the control of a program (in the works for decades), despite the fact that they had TWO huge problems with linked ships less than twenty years earlier? (Once in Lower Decks, and once in Prodigy.)

Indeed, seems the lesson wasn't learnt the first time around

 

[fireproof78]

Indeed, seems the lesson wasn't learnt the first time around

Starfleet shows it either overreacts or underreacts to problems. AI takes over in TOS? Meh, let's have an android able to lock down the systems!