They didn’t need DEI because they were naturally diverse (in universe, at least).

The defiant class was technically the only warship they built for a long time.

HA

In your experience, at least?

Well if you don’t have any issues, no one else must either…

Don’t forget X-Files fan sites!

Honestly, I don’t think Riker ever really got over that hologram. He settled for Deanna.

So… a Steam Link?

That’s a tagline, not a rule. You’d have better luck with referencing an actual rule, say Rule 5.

Not every Lemmy user isn’t either. Want more non-US content? Post it.

You’re welcome to believe whatever fantasy you want, too, it’s not reality after all :)

If you choose to believe your version of events, and whatever justification you need to use for it, feel free. We can both ignore each others reasoning just fine, I’d imagine.

Two transporter beams, a weirdly reflective at.osphere that only exists in a single planet in the known universe, and plot devises intended for the sole purpose of that one story.

Most of which are explained in that same episode if you’d actually pay attention to it.

Why do you think consoles are constantly exploding every time they even bump into something?

The ethics of it are dubious because every time you see someone transport they are being literally killed in front of your eyes and a new copy created elsewhere.

They “nuh-uh’d” this in Enterprise. The inventor of the technology is introduced and basically says the people who propagate that theory are a constant thorn in his side, despite having no basis for it in the reality of that universe.

They also show people experiencing, and reacting to other things in, the matter streams during longer transports. Kind of hard to do if you’re dead.

If you like one loud shrill unchanging tune, sure.

Part of the fun of a forum is interacting with people as well, which OP didn’t do. Just shit in the forum and fucked off.

What’s the deal with poorly explained questions?

Why don’t they provide more context for their perspective? Do they think people will magically know what they mean without them explaining it?

But not the skies, those belong to the birds.

Don’t a ton of the episodes deal with life outside the federation, boldly go where no (hu)man has gone before and all that? Hell, DS9 took place on a space station outside the federation…

Or do they mean outside Starfleet? I wouldn’t mind that show, it’d be nice to see the daily lives of people in or out of the Federation who aren’t part of a pseudo-military style organization.

Also… Risa was part of the Federation. Unless that was retconned with nu-trek or something…

What leaf blower allows for neat little piles?