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Star Trek: Voyager Nothing Human

ChaosEngine says...

"that doesn't justify using people in laboratory experiments"

uhhh, exactly how does holodoc think medical science works?
We use people in laboratory experiments all the damn time. It's called double-blind testing and it means that very sick people get given a placebo that we know does nothing.

I don't remember this episode, but I'm surprised at this lack of nuance from Star Trek.

And holo-space-nazi is right... it's funny how ethics go out the window when one of the main cast members life is threatened. But if a red-shirt is on the table....

Anyway, there's a massive difference between USING knowledge obtained by unethical means and GAINING knowledge by unethical means.

Don't get me wrong, medical ethics is really important. But throwing away knowledge after the fact is not only pointless, it's immoral. Especially in this case, where you're not even using the person who did the research, just a digital representation of them.

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Whales - Coordinated Breach

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Star Trek: Discovery S2 - Comic-Con Trailer | SDCC 2018

Black Mirror — Now Entering the Twilight Zone

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Tags for this video have been changed from 'Black Mirror, Netflix, Twilight Zone, Star Trek, Lessons from the Screenplay, episode' to 'SPOILER, Black Mirror, Netflix, Twilight Zone, Star Trek, Lessons from the Screenplay' - edited by eric3579

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The Stone Age Tribe on a Banned Island You Can't Visit

ChaosEngine says...

*fascinating. There is a real-life Star Trek Prime Directive thing happening here.

Obviously, we don't want to introduce disease to these people, but I'm pretty sure we have some stuff (medicine, plumbing, refrigeration, Stephen Colbert, etc) that would make their lives better. Interesting ethical conundrumm.

Isaac Gives Claire Parenting Advice | Orville S1E8

ant says...

Guys, try up to episode 3 and then decide. Episodes 3 and up got way better with less humor. It is like old Star Trek TNG, etc.

newtboy said:

I thought the same thing after episode 1. It was bad enough that I gave up on it right there.

The Adorkable Misogyny of The Big Bang Theory

ChaosEngine says...

I'm a total self-confessed geek. I play video games, I like sci-fi, Star Wars AND Star Trek and I was even given a Lego Saturn V for my 40th by my friends who are also geeks. Hell, I work as a computer programmer.

I should find this show hilarious.

But I hate it.

Aside from the creepy undertones, it's a really tired stereotype. Yeah, I'm a geek and I like geek things, but I'm also a martial artist, a snowboarder and a mountain biker. And the same is true of all my "geek" friends. The idea that just because you like comic books means you're Comic Book Guy from the Simpsons hasn't been true for decades.

I literally don't know anyone like the characters on this show (and that's not "none of my friends are like this", that's "I don't think many people like this exist").

mxxcon said:

I never liked the show for exactly the reasons this video talks about. I could never articulate it as well it as it did.
Best I could say is it makes fun OF nerds and geeks, not WITH.

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Nichelle Nichols on filming the first interracial kiss

Buck says...

*promote for those who are being ushered in to the Star Trek universe with discovery. It is an iconic franchise that helped shape society.



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