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‣ professor of religious studies and philosophy at a small Midwest community college
‣ leftist Christian
‣ CPTSD survivor who tends to escapes into Star Trek […]

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Flood the humans with insurance, housing, time, security and find out.

Right now we just fucking around with funding, grants, etc.
February 5, 2026 at 5:32 PM
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> Speech and debate is not for the chickenshit.
- The Doctor

I feel you, Doc.
The Doctor from Star Trek: Voyager stands at the front of a lecture hall, addressing a group of cadets seated in tiered rows. He wears a light-colored uniform, while the cadets are in gray Starfleet Academy uniforms. The setting is warmly lit, with a focus on the Doctor’s authoritative yet composed presence.
February 1, 2026 at 1:45 PM
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The resolution to the Klingon Diaspora, along with its causes, made sense within both canon and lore.
A futuristic starship bridge with three crew members in yellow uniforms, facing a large viewscreen. The screen displays a vibrant, swirling orange and red nebula. The foreground shows the back of a seated crew member with short, curly hair, slightly blurred. The scene is illuminated with blue and white lighting. A close-up of a Klingon character with long, braided black hair and ridged forehead. The character appears intense, with glowing eyes and a stern expression, illuminated by dim, golden lighting. The background is dark and slightly blurred, emphasizing the character’s dramatic presence. A close-up of a Klingon character with long, braided black hair and ridged forehead. The character appears intense, with glowing eyes and a stern expression, illuminated by dim, golden lighting. The background is dark and slightly blurred, emphasizing the character’s dramatic presence.
February 1, 2026 at 1:32 PM
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@felwert Seahawk, save us, ya pirate!
January 22, 2026 at 3:25 PM
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@Raccoon Agree with just about everything you bring up. I do also think the show is about coming back from the brink in multiple ways.

I'll point to Vance saying he was dead wrong and Star Fleet is in need of fixing.

But, yeah, the sci fi show about the idealistic space navy is always gonna […]
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January 21, 2026 at 2:32 AM
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@Raccoon definitely keep rewatching 😎
January 21, 2026 at 2:15 AM
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Source. Alt text incoming....
Image 1 - Alt Text: Screenshot of an academic journal article titled "A Solarpunk Manifesto: Turning Imaginary into Reality" by William Joseph Gillam. Black text on white background. The introduction section has yellow highlighted passages about social imaginaries and apocalyptic visions. Journal logo and article information appear at top. Image 1 - Caption: This screenshot shows the opening of Gillam's essay in Philosophies journal, which examines solarpunk as a social imaginary. The highlighted passages discuss how apocalyptic narratives dominate contemporary climate discourse and how governance systems lack vision for building positive futures, setting up the article's exploration of solarpunk as an alternative framework. Image 2 - Alt Text: Screenshot showing text excerpt with multiple yellow highlighted passages. Black text on white background discusses punk identity's origins in 1970s working-class youth culture. Highlighted sections describe punk's use of anarchy, anti-establishment critique, and desire for authentic self-expression and personal freedom. Image 2 - Caption: This excerpt explains punk identity's historical development as a response to social marginalization and economic inequality. The highlighted passages outline punk's core characteristics: opposition to established power structures, embrace of anarchist philosophy, and pursuit of authenticity despite nihilistic worldviews. This context establishes the foundation for understanding solarpunk's relationship to punk ideology.
December 22, 2025 at 9:05 PM