Does Wolt just shut down when you’re away?

I think of this film fondly mostly because it’s a refutation of what Star Trek already largely was by that point: all about battles and war and conflict. So to have a film that explicitly sees the crew mutiny against these values was refreshing. It’s just sad they couldn’t get back to exploration

I think this take has merit. But sadly, for me, I find the new elements to be fairly cliche generic sci-fi tropes that don’t feel distinctly Star Trek. They’re new for Star Trek, but not for sci-fi, where they’re largely a dime a dozen.

Be the change you want to see in the world

So clean bro

“The second trick behind the language instinct is captured in a phrase from Wilhelm Von Humboldt that presaged Chomsky: language makes ‘infinite use of finite media.’”

“The English past-tense ending -ed may have evolved from the verb do: He hammered was originally something like He hammer-did.”

“It is even a bit misleading to call Standard English a ‘language’ and these variations ‘dialects,’ as if there were some meaningful difference between them. The best definition comes from the linguist Max Weinreich: a language is a dialect with an army and a navy.”

McLaren tried but Max beat them to it