• ilinamorato@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    Nobody knows that he comes from the 21st century

    Wears glasses

    I mean, there were some signs.

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        1 day ago

        A deleted scene and two instances of none Starfleet personnel… In NuTrek… Which we all know cares so much about continuity.

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          I agree Discovery is iffy at best, but Lower Decks absolutely counts, damn it!

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            22 hours ago

            The first season of Lower Decks alone makes a few very big and weird errors for the sake of causing some story conflict.

            For instance; officer replicators adding garnishes to food. Except we’ve always know that the food you create out of a replicator can be programmed to be whatever you like it to be. Any replicator can also be used to generate tools, or weapons.

            Which brings me to that other ship that has these newer model tools… And one of the characters stole a bunch of them. Clearly that tool isn’t a classified prototype, otherwise why wouid a low ranking crewman know about it and how would he be able to steal a whole lot of them? So if he really wanted one, why didn’t he just pull up the file in a replicator and just… Replicate one?

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          1 day ago

          none Starfleet personnel

          This isn’t Starship Troopers. Civilians get the same medical care.

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            22 hours ago

            If they choose. There’s very likely a fitness and aptitude requirement for serving as an officer in Starfleet. But for civilians… It would be up to them.

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      2 days ago

      They might just think he’s into vintage fashion and had his eyes altered so he didn’t have to damage the antique glasses by replacing the original lenses. It’s not like sick bay couldn’t put his vision right in a few seconds if he wanted to take the glasses off again.

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      I could imagine there being people who would prefer to not have unnecessary alterations, sort of like there’s a risk with laser surgery on the eyes, it could be a thing of “the safest thing is to just wear glasses and if it gets worse, come back and we’ll look at other options.”