#st picard

[captainsvscaptains]

Battle of the Captains

Semifinals 2a

No antipropaganda on my polls please

[its-always-sunny-in-city17]

and they were roommates

[curlytrek1701]

Captain's counselor?? As an ensign?? On his FIRST day??? After ONE YEAR at the academy???!?!?! Jack Crusher is truly the most nepo baby to ever set foot on a Star ship.😭

[geekysteven]

[eileenjaneway]

New Star Trek shows fails everytime they don't give us the male dress

[ronon-dex]

seven really told jack 'your new position aboard this ship is to be my special little guy'

[hikuswing]

So I went looking for this site and it appears to be down now, probably a casualty to the whole geocities thing. Since I'm pretty sure it was the only place hosting it, I figured it would be best to archive it somewhere else. I wish I could credit the original author (trraith according to the saved webpage that I have), but I have no idea how to locate them. if anyone has a direct link/is this person please hit me up.

Without further ado:

English → Romulan Dictionary

Reposted for archival reasons and because I am a nerd. Feel free to reblog this post with the link to the whole shebang.

[nothingbeforenothingagain]

Thinking more about Bruce Maddox…

PIC S1 is so foul to Data, and Maddox is particularly awful to him.

From Data's perspective, he went from living on the Enterprise a free and emotional being in 2379 to a brain box on Maddox’s desk incapable of interaction in the late 2380s. Which was basically Maddox’s view of Data when he met him - a box on wheels. (I have a whole other post half-written about this and how deeply traumatizing PIC S1 was for Data and how Maddox’s isolation of Data drove him to suicide but that’s too long for here…)

Maddox should have never kept B-4's body for research, and especially shouldn't have kept Data's consciousness for research. They should have been treated like organic people and put to rest. Data never allowed Maddox access to Lore or Lal in his lifetime, though it seems he and Soong has gotten hold of them by PIC S3.

Not only was he conducting weird experiments on their corpses, but Maddox was explicitly doing it to violate Data’s reproductive rights.

Clearly Maddox sees Data as property when he just makes him a bunch of children post-mortem without considering the ethics of the situation.

Data's children now (biosynths) aren't even remotely similar to him or the daughter he DID choose create (Lal). Maybe Data wouldn't even approve of this new direction.

If Maddox absolutely couldn't do it without Data's neural engram, which seems to be the case, it's inarguably a violation of his reproductive rights. He is using his essence to give life to more synthetic lifeforms.

At the very least, it’s like taking his organs post-mortem without consent. Worf was allowed to refuse a life-saving blood donation to a Romulan in TNG's "The Enemy," but Data's ENTIRE FUCKING CONSCIOUSNESS can just be taken for research without any regard for the philosophical implications? That's not equal treatment -- Data is still a second-class citizen in the Federation and Maddox's eyes.

And now that Data’s back in PIC S3, instead of being able to experience a broader humanity, he will be thrust into the galactic spotlight as the progenitor of a whole civilization that idolizes him. There go his dreams of getting married and building another android that is in any way reminiscent of himself.

[captainsvscaptains]

Battle of the Captains Quarterfinals 3

No antipropaganda on my polls please

Propaganda

Inej (propaganda by @paul-hectus ) : She was kidnapped from her family when she was very little and brought oversea to become an unwilling sex worker when she was FOURTEEN. She is an amazing acrobat and skilled with knives. She's also a great friend and deeply devoted to her saints. The boy she is in love with got her freedom, knives and her ship. Now she kills and hunts slavers❤️

Picard's the captain of the USS Stargazer NCC-2893, USS Enterprise NCC-1701-E and USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D

[neuromancerthesillyrobot]

Daily friendly reminder this photo exists

[strangeroftheworld]

Doubt the Picard writers ever watched Voyager.

[1960z]

STAR TREK: PICARD — (3.06) Bounty

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