Seems to have quite a few worshippers anyhow.
Questions at the end of the episode:
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Are we going to address the moral issue of Ortegas just stealing from the Gorn? No, OK cool.
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Why did the shuttle collapse into the ground at that exact moment? or, at all? We saw no other instances of things just falling into the ground on this planetoid.
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Are we going to address the moral issue of Uhura putting 400 lives at risk for the sake of her personal feelings? No, OK cool. That little conversation with Pike doesn't count. The moral at the end of the story is "It's OK to lie and put everyone at risk to make yourself feel better."
- Also, as noted in the episode, we have shuttles... even if it's slower, you can reduce risk by sending the slower ship with the critical McGuffin toward the rendezvous, and ask the other ship to speed up to compensate. If you're able to finish the rescue then you can just overtake the shuttle and pick it up on your way to the rendezvous. Either way the critical McGuffin gets delivered. Problem solved.
What did you want it to look like?
so it's an airport
And all things end
All that we intend
is scrawled in sand
It slips right through our hand
And just knowing
That everything will end
Should not change our plan
Whеn we begin again
Hmm, but you have to install and run the Python environment for that. AWK is typically present on *NIX systems already. Python seem like overkill for basic text processing tasks.
What if I'm just trying to get by?
Aha, yes, belief... always trouble for a skeptic... I mistrust belief in general, it lacks data.
So does that mean they are not the same, if you have a doubt?
biggus dickus
Shaka, when the votes fell.
I'm sorry, but that is actually a $150 table centerpiece from Pier 1 Imports. It adds a touch of natural feeling to your home decor.