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A picture of the character Data from the Star Trek series.

  • iesou
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    122 years ago

    I know I’m jumping to another universe but when you died I ugly-cried for 10 minutes at minimum.

    • @[email protected]
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      22 years ago

      That whole Sander-lanche was aa fucking rollercoaster. The (being intentionally vague to avoid spoilers) bit-while-falling, the line ending in “you removed” - so many feelings!

    • teftOP
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      2 years ago

      It’s ok. Phendorana and I are hanging out on the spiritual plane with Venli Eshonai.

        • teftOP
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          2 years ago

          She did not. I’m just a lowly bridgeman who confused her for her sister.

          • somas
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            22 years ago

            @teft

            Eshonai’s death truly shocked me.

            Your death saddened me but I can’t say it surprised me.

            • teftOP
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              22 years ago

              Your death saddened me but I can’t say it surprised me.

              I hope you can join me in a hearty round of “Fuck Moash”.

  • Dr. Jordan B. Peterson
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    32 years ago

    Delving into the vast universe of fictional narratives, particularly within the intricate web of “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” one might find oneself particularly drawn to the character of Data. You see, Data embodies a synthesis of profound intelligence and strength, both of which are characteristics deeply rooted in the human aspiration for self-improvement and understanding. When an individual resonates with Data, it’s not merely a matter of enjoying a character on a television screen. Instead, it can be seen as a reflection of one’s own inner aspirations, a manifestation of the desire to merge the unyielding strength of character with a boundless quest for knowledge. To see oneself in Data is to engage in a profound dialogue with the self, recognizing the parallels between one’s own capacities and the admirable qualities of this android being. It’s a testament to the enduring power of storytelling and the ways in which characters can mirror our deepest ambitions and self-perceptions. It becomes a journey of self-reflection, intertwining the realms of fiction with our personal narratives.

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          42 years ago

          Ever seen “Trekkies”? It’s a pretty good documentary about the Star Trek fandom. I distinctly recall there was a woman who was obsessed with Brent Spiner. If I recall correctly she had a photo album just filled with pictures off him from conventions and could see his house from her balcony so she would go out there for “Spiner breaks”.

          Anyway this reminded me of her. Still who can blame her? He’s awesome!

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    22 years ago

    No, pictures like this belong in dataarebeautiful.

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    82 years ago

    Image Transcription:

    A picture of the character Data from the Star Trek series.

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