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decided to make a new blog bc ive regretted having all my stuff on sideblogs literally since i did it so go follow my new one @roundtriptojupiter for a mess of jupiter content

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i know this is a joke but iirc it’s where no man has gone before and i always understood that as like. humans. no human has been where they’re going. not that nobody at all has been there

"To boldy go where no one has gone before" everywhere you go is populated what the fuck are you talking about

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shipping the emh and tuvok my mind has been opened.....the two grumpy queens.....

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*pat pat* "Angel One"

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Accommodations.

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Hi everyone I just post slop now. Enjoy

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saw someone do powerpoint karaoke on instagram and one of the powerpoints was 'which starfleet captain would give the best head' and i have been dying to know their verdict for the past month or so because i cannot think of an objectively correct answer

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when you test out the new behavioural program (manwhore.exe)

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Star Trek: The Next Generation // S05E26: Times Arrow - Part I

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things jim kirk loves a little too much

his ship

his first officer

his chief medical officer

his friends

love itself

the journey, not the destination

his chicken sandwich

abraham lincoln

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My Top 25 Costumes from Star Trek : The Original Series

21. Lt. Commander Montgomery Scott's Dress Uniform

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this makes a lot of sense considering the technological context of the time!

my grandmother worked in a sort of data management-secretarial position in the 70s, and she always talks about how she had to have about 4-5 different desktop computers because each one was only able to run one specific program/software. PADDs being incredibly individual follows perfectly with this idea, when computers being able to serve more than one purpose was foreign.

PADDs also seem to represent a sort of convergent evolution, where they replace a lot of different things, such as books, personal computers, fax machines, word processors, calculators, etc, but all end up looking basically the same, because that’s the ideal/most efficient way for them to be used in star trek’s daily life. the fact that they’re all the same technology is sort of a coincidence, because they perform different functions, and likely became so similar gradually over time

my favorite weirdly low tech sci fi thing is the PADD technology in star trek, where everyone has like 30 ipads on their desk at all times bc they seemingly each represent one singular email

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figuring out his inscrutable face

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it’s August 30th, 2024

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who’s got that one gif of Captain Kirk doing this I Need it

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Happy pride yall 🌈