Would eating replicated human flesh be considered cannibalism?
>Its a "Malcolm immediately decides to give up and die during a life-threatening situation" episode
>>69260124
I don't think so because cannibalism is about eating members of you own species. Replicated human flesh doesn't qualify, sorry
>>69260124
Presumably, yes. Oddly enough, cannibalism is not illegal in most countries.
>>69260662
Why would it? You'd have to jail every motherfucker who bites his nails.
>>69260596
>cannibalism is about eating members of you own species
So it's ok for them to eat other species in that Star Trek universe? That means, aliens can eat humans and vice versa?
>>69260699
Hahahaha! How is nail biting real? Like close your mouth, move your hand away.
>>69260829
I was just answering OP's question of would it be cannibalism. I don't understand Star Trek, I've never watched the show
>>69260829
I'm not sure what your point is. He is correct that cannibalism is eating a member of your own species.
If a human ate a Talaxian, it wouldn't be cannibalism, but it doesn't mean you 'can' do it in an ethical/legal sense
>>69260829
I think it would be poor etiquette to do so in the presence of other species but I don't see a problem if Barclay wanted to replicate a Klingon steak or sweet and sour Betazed in the privacy of his own quarters every once in a while
>>69260124
pretty sure you cant replicate anything. Some things are forbidden
>>69261124
>>69261096
If they find a new planet and there's a new species there, that's say, in a prehistoric stage, do they have protocols on how to decide if they are sentient and if it's ok to eat them?
>>69261342
I would assume the Prime Directive outlaws that kind of thing no matter how sentient the species is, excluding emergency situations like being stranded on a pre-civilization planet.
>>69261391
So all the galaxy is vegan in Star Trek?
>>69260829
They're humanoid enough that it'd be awkward and probably gross. You wouldn't eat a monkey would you? I know some societies do but for me that's too human-ish so it creeps me out.
>>69261330
>you cant replicate anything
but they replicated lots of things
>>69261391
The prime directive only deals with interference in the development of civilizations. Would poaching a few delicious meals really qualify as interference?
>>69261441
not at all. not even if you consider replicated meat not as meat
>>69261504
sure. but not anything.
Pretty sure with some things the replicater would say "error, object restricted under rule 31-3a" or something
>>69261526
Miles tells Cakehole that his mom raised him eating "real" meat, meaning that on Blarney Potato Island, at least, meat-eating still exists in the 24th century.
>>69261441
the prime directive relates to the federations fleet relations with recently encountered aliens and worlds. In few words, it says that you shouldnt interfere with them, not even letting them know you exist, unless the aliens are already spacefaring, so as not to botch the natives own progression.
>>69261600
oh yeah. this for example. this is what I meant.
They even have real meat for special events, because it is considered a delicatesse
>>69261802
the original show like never adhered to that. It's like every episode they were beaming on a new planet they probably should've just left alone
>>69261596
That might make sense for explosives or other weapons, you can't have just anyone able to blow up the ship, but what's the reason Geordi couldn't enjoy a succulent Andorian-flank casserole every once in a while
>69261802
Later, it's also referenced as part of a greater policy of non-interference of development, even with strategic allies.
Picard couldn't intervene in the Klingon Civil War until Data proved the Romulans were sending Duras supplies and weapons.
>>69261596
That doesn't mean it CANNOT be replicated. Only that it's NOT ALLOWED.
>>69261096
>it doesn't mean you 'can' do it in an ethical/legal sense
Partly because it is also an issue of manslaughter, desecration of a corpse, and ignoring death customs of another species.
>>69262058
>ignoring death customs of another species.
No big deal.
>>69260951
Hell I'm doing it right now.
Friendly reminder that Dukat did nothing wrong.
>>69260662
Yeah, it's more the actions associated with cannibalism that get you charged. Murder, dismemberment and desecration of a body, that sort of thing
>Its a "Porthos does cute doggy stuff" episode
>>69261911
political reasons. people get offended. relationships get hurt. At least thats what I would guess
>>69262019
if its not allowed and hardwired into the replicater it pretty much means, you can not do it.
>>69261901
Back in TOS it wasn't the bizarre and dogmatic rule they make it out to be in TNG
>>69262264
There should have been more puppers in Trek. What did we get; pic related, Porthos, Janeway's original dog and the Q replicas.
What am I missing?
>>69262494
nice horn pupper
>>69262379
>Hardwired
Bypass the plot contrivance Mr. LaForge.
>>69260124
Vore =/= Cannibalism
>>69262494
nice horn pupper
>>69262494
>"Guys, we ran out of budget for this episode. How are we going to make the alien?"
>"Dave brought his dog to work. Someone grab some shit from the prop closet"
>"OK, I got a wig, a horn, and some straws from McDonalds."
>"Perfect."
>>69262494
I agree. I saw the episode of TOS with the horned doggo and I asked myself "why is there scarce doggo representation in Star Trek?"
Also Nice Horn Pupper
>>69262494
nice horn pupper
I want that juicy shaq meat
>Its a "they show JUST ENOUGH of Hoshi to give you a half-chub" episode
>>69262494
some cutting edge special effects right there
>>69262825
>it's a "Benjamin Sisko is a crime writer in the 1940s" episode
>>69263115
I don't like this new forced meme
>>69262836
>it's an Enterprise thread
>>69263287
That two parter was so boss.
Slutty Hoshi, goatee Soval, Admiral Forrest as Captain, Tholians and Gorn, badass Archer, evil Tripp..
>>69261934
Is that Frankie four fingers on the right?
>>69263228
You should email Mike so that he can apologize and offer a correction in the next episode.
>>69263115
>filenameNEO NAZI PICARD
PUNK ROCK CHEKOV
>>69264073
best intro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfbsZRbwbJ4
>>69264073
Shame they didn't go through with setting a whole season in the mirror universe. Probably would've brought the ratings boost they wanted since they could throw in as much drama and sex as they want without it being out of place.
>>69264510
>>69263115
>>69264473
>>69264667
What the fuck is this?
>>69264839
https://youtu.be/8K7xYuM2AYU?t=144
>>69264887
No, I mean why are you posting that fucking shit here?
>>69265077
Why do we post anything in Star Trek threads?
>>69262494
nice horn pupper
>>69260124
Yes. Eating animals is cannibalism too.
>>69266805
We should just stop eating since the Federation forbids it?
>>69262264
>>69261896
because I believe the replicators can create protein but the texture of most replicated foods isn't quite right to how the real thing would be.
>>69266863
Artificial food is the future.
>>69267047
Yep, I heard a few years ago that NASA had developed the ability to grow beef basically like a tumor to make a regenerating source of steak. I know it sounds gross at first but honestly it's probably cleaner than real meat and it might not make the best steak due to it not having muscle texture and fat marbling etc but I'm sure it'd be find for hamburger meat.
>>69267141
It had nothing to do with NASA and it cost 80 grand per burger.
>>69267498
Yeah, you're probably right. NASA is a hoax anyway.
>>69267141
It would also solve most of the world's hunger and reduce the over-exploitation of natural resources and the intensive industrial farming. The structure and composition of the piece of meat could easily be tweaked to closely resemble that of a steak, the problem resides in keeping it fresh while it grows without stuffing it with antibiotics.
>>69267498
I'd heard they experimented with it for possible future extended offworld missions but it's simple capitalism newfriend, the more we make the less each burger would cost and I accept that killing animals is a thing but I don't like it so if there was an alternative to still enjoy tasty tasty burgers without that then I'd entertain the idea.
>Its a "Trip wants to be on the away team but Archer won't let him" episode
>>69269758
>"Cap'n, I kin fix'er up, lickity split!"
>gets pregnant on trippy reptile holosuite
>"Cap'n, I swear I was a perfect gentleman!"
>>69260124
Yes but it would be benign victimless cannibalism.
I'M READY TO DIE; HOW ABOUT YOU?
For many years as I have put my thoughts to paper and written this
column, it has occurred to me that I would run out of things to say;
find nothing new to comment about. But I have. And it's deeply
troubling to me. Frankly, I believe the time has come for the Continuum
to look at the possibility that immortality is not in this society's best
interest. I have found myself recently looking at my life and saying
"I've had enough. Why not call it quits?" And you know what?
I've decided that's exactly what I want to do. Let's take a good hard
look at our life. Each of us should ask himself "Have I had enough?"
My answer is yes.
Above all I was struck by the unhealthy pallor of his skin. He had
the same look that prisoners have who have been denied the sun
during a long period of confinement. He looked dyspeptic and dog tired, with-
>>69270982
I wonder how old Q is.
>>69261124
>I don't see a problem if Barclay wanted to replicate a Klingon steak or sweet and sour Betazed in the privacy of his own quarters every once in a while
Of course it fucking would, but only because it's Barclay.
>>69260124
Jesus fucking christ. You are a humanoid being. Don't fucking eat other humanoid beings. Canibalism or fucking not. It's gross, unpolite and preposterous.
We invented farm animals because of that. If you can make Replicants, then yeah, you can replicate motherfucking cows, pigs and chickens. Eat those.
>tfw I wish I was a Vulcan sometimes so I wouldn't have to feel
Do you guys think humans can achieve kolinahr?
>>69271861
common misconception, Vulcans DO feel, they just refuse to act upon it in favor of logic.
>>69272040
Yeah I know I'm watching ENT, which is why I specified kolinahr rather than full on killing emotions
But Vulcans seem to be more adept at controlling their emotions and impulses through meditation than humans.
>>69272416
Supposedly it's out of necessity because they'd all rape and murder eachother otherwise but on the other hand while the Romulans seem to be doing just fine.
>>69271492
It's not linear.
>>69272977
Well supposedly Romulans are related to Vulcans like the way Amerindians are related to slavs/asians. Their genetics and physiology are similar but they developed in completely divergent manners.I just don't know how Vulcan-like I can become through strict mediation
>>69273749
>I just don't know how Vulcan-like I can become through strict mediation
Have you even started trying?
>>69273846
Yes but mydrug dependencyis a large roadblock
>you will never be a logical cold machine with no feelings one way or the other about it.
>Its an "Anon wants to be Vulcan but his human proclivities won't let him" episode
>>69273886
so you're more of a Jem'Hadar
>>69274532I didn't wanna take the pills but a broken finger hurts like a motherfucker
>>69274532
>tfw when victory is life
>but I haven't had any victories in my life in over 10 years
>>69270982
>>69274617
moar white?
>>69274525
oh i remember that episode.
>>69260124
Is this actually in an episode?
>>69275550
Computer, generate me a shoop so perfect that even Data (who has seen quite a few shoops in his time) could not tell from the pixels.
Ive heard pig meat is very close to human in terms of taste
>>69276229
>heard
>>69276229
I just got trips twice.
>>69276909
>>69261600
I remember this.
I wonder if it's one of those psychosomatic things where if you didn't know the source you'd be unable to tell the difference but if you watch the cow get slaughtered, and cooked etc. you feel like you're really eating meat so you can't help but like it better.
Picard got real wine in France too, not the synthahol or whatever they call it.
>>69277043
>comparing it to a bus seat
nothing can quite measure up with this shirt.
This is an exact recreation of a 1962 Big Daddy-O Surf Special, an American classic.
>>69277350
There are not many civilians in the Star Trek universe, at least they tried to image what fashion would be like in the distant future. Uniforms are easy as fuck, but you never know what sort of stupid trends people will latch on to.
>>69277475
>>69271861
>Do you guys think humans can achieve kolinahr?
Yes. I'm pretty sure some monks already live like this, they just have a low tech lifestyle. You don't know about it because when your culture doesn't revolve around emotionally driven fucking it tends not to spread far.
>>69273846
You'll also have to become a vegan and never touch food with your bare hands. Have sex once every 7 years.
Have fun with that life.
>>69277577
aw maaaaaaaaaaaaaane
How do they piss on Star Trek? Do they have to take off the bodysuit each time?
>>69277350
Top right is baller.
>>69277655
>have sex once every 7 years
>implying
half of 4chan would end up like crazy no sex tuvok.
I hope the new series has a bodysuit girl.
>>69278057
I hope that the new series has no bodysuits, only professional-looking uniforms.
Seven looked so much better in a uniform.
>>69262494
nice horn pupper
>>69278271
I don't get what that image is trying to say.
Both pictures have non-Star Fleet people in Star Fleet uniforms.
>>69278057
the new star trek will be a feminists wet dream with no fanservice at all screencap this
>>69278369
>I don't get what that image is trying to say.
I don't believe you.
>>69278271
7 of 9 kept her borg commission.
>it's a TARDIS comes out of the mouth of the wormhole episode
>Quark picks the TARDIS lock and hatches a clever scheme of using it to store contraband
>>69278561
Oh boy, time for Tumblr.
>>69262451
Its not that bizarre.
Its a pretty basic rule that even modern day anthropologist and journalist follow.
You cannot accurately observe or report on an individual or group if your presence is disrupting the way the subject operates in a natural setting.
>>69278586
That was from Deviantart.
So I'm watching the Wild Wild West episode of Enterprise.
Do Trip and T'Pol ever return the horse that they borrowed?
Pretty big plot hole just my IMHOtbh.
>>69278845
not just a plot hole, it's a time paradox.
>>69262494
Crusher got turned into a dog by Q once. Shoulda stayed that way.
>>69262494
nice horn pupper
>>69279236
mr woof
>>69280733
I'd reverse the polarity on those EPS manifolds, if you know what I mean
>>69279371
Lwax was pretty rude sometimes, y'know? I bet Worf's feelings were hurt by that.
>>69260124
OP's question goes to the heart of Star Trek and the reason it represents a libertarian future, not a socialist one.
You obviously could instruct a replicator to recreate human flesh-- but in the 24th century humanity has progressed to the point where no one would want to.
In other words there is no monolithic system of control limiting their actions-- instead they can exercise self restraint.
>>69280939
>can read his mind
>gets name wrong
>>69280939
>>69281065
That's the whole point.
Do you think a woman who can read minds doesn't know that she annoys the fuck out of everyone she meets?
That episode with her and Odo in the elevator really changed my mind about her
>>69280974
Who decides what the self-restraint is, Federation?
"Commander, tell me about your sexual organs."
>>69281147
well that episode the only person she doesnt seem to annoy is his boy.
she hangs around him/holograms constantly so maybe she took a hint.
>>69281385
Oh good, the center square.
Now the fun can really begin.
>>69267591
No, just nasa helps fund things or sometimes share information, and it usually gets confused for NASA, like Space X is funded by NASA but it's not NASA.
>>69281518
wasnt 2/3 of that dragon project funded by nasa. marketing bullshit.
>>69278057
bodysuits is just fetish wear, makes it futuristic.
pomposting
>>69281471
we got the daily reminder dukat did nothing that's 2 more down
>>69281797
Libertarian-posting, NASA-posting, pedophile-posting, we're off to a bad start.
Dukat literally did nothing wrong.
>you now realize Worf ate several crew members during the de-evolution episode
The crew fatality reports on the Enterprise must have been so bizarre month to month. Like oops one chick died by phasing through the floor and oops Tasha Yar got rekt by a tar monster
>>69281994
he fucked Kai Wynne, that's pretty wrong.
>>69282256
who here would grab her boobs?
>>69282256
This death always spooged me pretty good.
It's just so horrific in a way that I can't describe
>>69282299
Knowing Star Trek, that's tempting fate.
The trekion particles saturating her body will become fully charged when you touch her, pulling you into the floor too and killing you as well.
>>69282324
That and the transporter malfunction from the motion picture
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ro_QpDJX-Sk
>>69282299
>>69282324
>shes looking at the wrong hand
>>69282430
That was a really good episode
Why does humanity exist outside of the halodeck at all?
>>69282553
Another thing that will make Star Trek funny to watch 100 years from now. Why are they always leaving the machine that generates their environments to find ones that a lot of the time they disagree with?
>>69282553
Q really makes you wonder if it does.
>>69282732
I never thought of it that way, but that would make a lot of sense.
>>69282473
>>69282090
The de-evolution episode is my favorite "absolute bullshit" episode of Star Trek, regardless of series.
What's yours, /tv/?
>ywn raise your ocular implant at someone
Right before the Voyager opening starts, for some reason I expect to hear "It's been a long road, getting from there to here". Does this happen to anyone else?
>>69282553
>>69282625
you see unlike you shut ins real humans have an itch for exploration.
you know. the whole idea of the fucking show.
>>69283019
because you wish you were watching Enterprise over Voy.
I dont blame you esse.
>>69282932
Who is the worse Poochie, Seven or Wesley?
>>69283019
I always expect to hear Fanfare for the Common Man start up to be honest.
>>69283053
implying real exploration isnt based on personal gain and the shows premise isnt horseshit.
>>69282415
Worth.
>>69283146
It has always existed for collective personal gain just like the premise of the show.
>>69283053
They could send out probes.
>>69262494
nice horn pupper
>>69283469
not the same for non shut ins.
Das Wanderlust flows strong in humans.
>It's a Jeffrey Combs episode
>>69283112
Wesley Crusher sucks. I hope the Traveler rapes him.
>>69283547
>MFW Sharn/Weyoun/Brunt episode
>>69283583F...C...A
>>69282810
>It's a scientists genetically modify humans to be psychic and disease free and the side effect is magic spores that make people who go near them die of old age ... episode
who used to be called Jerry before the operation.
Great Wang
as
Hairy Quim
>we call it Korea nowadays but they're actually Chinese
If you lick there right under the head, you can get it to emit particles.
>>69283604
>Shran was gonna be a main cast member in Enterprise S5
things are not fair.
fucking UPN
fucking reality TV killing big budget shows in the early 00s.
Everybody's getting the operation. Michelle calls herself "Michael Piller" now, an obvious porn name.
>Starfleet engineering regulations require 2 backup systems for every live system
>No starfleet ship has a spare warp core
Why is this? I know they're huge but surely they could at least keep a small backup for low warp, or parts to build a new one seeing as the ship is packed with geniuses
>>69284165
Warp cores seem to be something you cant slap together.
and changing out the core in the middle of space seems like it would be a huge hassle without the tools of a space dock.
>>69284165
If there's any class with a second warp core, I bet it's the Constellation class.
>>69284292
>Warp cores seem to be something you cant slap together.
Wesley made one in that TNG episode with the training battle / alien gamemaster / ferengi
>and changing out the core in the middle of space seems like it would be a huge hassle without the tools of a space dock.
Less of a hassle than being stuck hundreds of years from anywhere at sub-light speeds, like would have happened to Voyager on the two occasions their warp core was stolen if they didn't have plot armour
>>69284327
Prometheus.
>>69284165
They would get stolen, thieves would target Starfleet vessels, and it probably has to be maintained even when offline which is a drain on the ship's resources. In a way, they do have multiple warp cores because ships in the docking bay like the Delta Flyer have one.
>>69284370
Wesley is a god damn Gary Stu his shit does not count.
by a hassle i mean next to impossible.
the things are huge.
i know some of you nerds have blue prints out there for the ships. post them so we can see how deep they are in there and how large they are.
>>69284616
> he gives you this look
>>69260699
Nails aren't flesh though. They're basically just hair.
Even our outer layer of skin is mostly just dead cells. Wolf biters don't qualify as cannibals either.
>>69260124
Christfags would think so. Meat that walks on two legs = divine creation to those deluded fucks. Talk about the height of arrogance.
>>69284612
The cores have auto-ejection systems for emergencies so they definitely can be installed easily if they can make one
>>69284035
Piller? I hardly knew 'er!
Seven of Nine, please report to my quarters for deep briefing.
>>69260124
Replicated human flesh is a imperfect replica of something. So by definiton it's not actual human flesh, therefore it's not cannibalism. It's established in many episodes that replicated food is distinguishable from the actual article. For a modern-day equivalent on the legality of this sort of thing, it's the same sort of reason that companies can legally sell synthetic cannabinoids in places that actual cannabis is illegal.
One of the major reasons cannibalism is outlawed/taboo in almost all societies is because of the fact that there's a much higher risk of infection by parasite, particularly ones that cause brain disease, when eating the flesh of your own species.
In the context of Star Fleet, I haven't watched nearly enough Star Trek to know what their policies would be regarding doing it - but assuming that merely putting in the command to replicate human flesh is't enough to cause the replicator to flag you, you'd at least be under pretty intense scrutiny if anyone found out.
Ethically, I can't see any reasons against it. You've not caused anyone to suffer, nor mutilated the corpse of anyone against their will but it's definitely a bit of a red flag.
>>69285194
>companies can legally sell synthetic cannabinoids in places that actual cannabis is illegal
Let's get marijuanic.
if you just jam a dead body in the replicator recycling then replicate human flesh is it real?
>>69285242
>live in a state with legal recreational marijuana
>rest of the world is jealous
>>69260596
tastes like pork anyway
He's gonna educate those bigoted photonophobics to check their privilege.
night/trek/
>>69262494
Puppers dead, Jim
http://sfdebris.com/videos/startrek.php
Watching DS9 reviews is cozy.
>>69270982
I've been ready to due for years, Q. Can you take me with you?
>>69275022
I really wish that had been Kim's arc for a few episodes/a season. I can't decide if it would be better if he became happier from it, or if he became an insufferable prick, though.
>>69283583
>>69283547
Reposting this from last thread - his breakthrough flick is up in full on youtube, albeit in shitty quality.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7OXEL2c9rw
>it's a weyoun stops a headless corpse from eating out his friend's fiancee episode
>>69285242
>>69285369
>implying substance abuse isn't treated in Starfleet
I want cannabis IDF off my board
>>69285242
>>69285369
Do you guys think replicators can replicate cannabis flowers in the Trek future?
>>69292828
In the future, society has moved past the stigma against substance """"abuse"""". Just look at Damar and his delightful addiction to Kanar
>>69260124
we need another star trek series if only for the fact that it will prevent some of you from becoming serial killers
>Cumchild, we must go
What did she mean by this?
Are trill made of cum? Or made from cum? Was she referring to the Dax symbiote inside Jadzia?
>>69275736
Geordie, what have you done?
>>69293453
>are trill made of cum?
They are literal semen-demons
>>69287404
It's time for the NIGHT CREW! Beer me!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4ApQrbhQp8
How can anyone dislike this episode when Michael McKean is such a good actor?
I loved this "Fear" clown with his chorus of nutty circus characters. And a very tidy but well illustrated conclusion as well.
>Please don't reference BCS, thanks.
>>69270982
nice copy.
now do the sidebar
>>69297965
>Though the individual payment allegedly made to the policeman is small, the practice of collecting small weekly payoffs from merchans violating the states Sabhath law reportedly is widespread. The handling of the case by the Police Department and the Department of Investigation is under study by the Mayor to look into charges of widespread corruption in the New dential(?) information was adjoured(?) about midnight last night after a series of highly technical legal developments.
>charges by midnight last night - when his retirement [...] effectove - if he was to [...] his pension. The city [...] ...tive code sets a 30 [...] which departmental ch[...] a policeman can be p[...] ...heid and a deternminat[...] after an officer files for [...]
>A reform-and-pay bill, sin[...] the House bill, has cleared a Senate committee but is not expected to reach the Senate floor until next month. As passed by the House, the bill would turn the First Office Department into an independent Government agency operated by an 11-member commission authoritzed ...
Looks like random news clippings with some typos and words removed
>>69262264
>tfw Porthos is probably dead by now.
>>69298191
damn, that was quick anon.
thanks for your help, you need anything?
>>69261600
>Cakehole
>Blarney Potato Island
>75 IPs
How the fuck? The popularity of Trek threads seems to fluctuate like wind these days
>>69298478
Some people come not because they care about Star Trek, but because they are fascinated by an act that is illegal.
Why is cannibalism illegal, Valjean? Is your oh-so-mighty Federation scared of what might happen if we gave in to our true desires?
>>69299328
Those pee-pell were Feh-Duh-RAYshun CCCCITIZENS!
You are a cold bbbbloodded killa', Mist-er EDD...ING...TON.. And I will SEE that you NEHVA see the light of day A-GAAAYYYNN!!
>ends transmission
>kicks Generic Crewman #5 over a console
>>69293003
The writers of the show would probably say the replicator will refuse to make it or that the captain would get mad because they got stoned, but there's no reason why it can't.
>>69299466
You be-Trayed Your UNIform!
>>69292770
>not knowing jeffrey combs from re-animator before seeing ds9
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDdg6rNs3Aw
>>69293003
In non-starfleet places, most probably. I'm guessing Starfleet blocks out that recipe in their replicator database. Same reason you can only replicate synthahol.
>>69299719
Not everything needs to be linear, my child.
>>69262494
nice horn pupper
>>69261596
>rule 31-3a
>31-3
>31+3=34
>rule 34
>>69299466
We were HUNGRY, Valjean!
Is it truly a crime to slaughter a man and feast upon his flesh if we were hungry? We may be cannibals, but I submit to you that the real criminal here is YOU, Valjean! None of this would have happened if we hadn't been hungry, you Federation Starfleet drone!
>>69260124
it would be considerated retarded, like you mate, exactly like you.
By the 24th century, humanity will have evolved beyond making rude posts like >>69300131.
>>69300184
>implying 4chan.subspace wont be flooded with endless shitposting about how people want to cum on Klingon forehead ridges
>>69300410
But it will all be done politely.
Gene's Perfect Humans are still sexual perverts, but not rude.
>>69280974
>but in the 24th century humanity has progressed to the point where no one would want to
I can't remember where exactly, though I think it was Voyager or TNG, but I'm sure I recall someone saying that in the future they can spot people who are going to be criminals before they do it. Anyone else remember that?
>>69301350
If you're talking about mental illnesses, they can detect those, for the most part, at the fetal stage.
>>69261441
They are. You think humans will continue to devour meat when they leave Earth? Do you know what the costs of meat production are compared to veggies?
>its a Voyager episode
>Harleys & Indians starts playing
>>69301732
Shitty forced meme,I'm afraid.
>its a 'Doc denies the holocaust' episode
>>69302003
The Doctor did nothing wrong.
>>69302003
>>69302040
Official List of Star Trek Personnel Who Did Nothing Wrong:
JJ Abrams
Stuart Baird
Rick Berman
Brannon Braga
Fred Freiberger
Jamake Highwater
Maurice Hurley
Alex Kurtzman
Justin Lin
Damon Lindelof
John Logan
Leonard Maizlish
Leslie Moonves
Roberto Orci
Simon PeggGene Roddenberry
>>69282430
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TOUCH THE BOOB
