Why is that relevant?

I also really appreciated Worf and Martok’s take on Garak’s struggles with claustrophobia

Martok: There is no greater enemy than one’s own fears.

Worf: It takes a brave man to face them.

I think this article does a good job of exploring and explaining how LLM attempts at text summarization could be more accurately described as “text shortening”; a subtle but critical distinction.

I grew up in a very white community.

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That feels like practically a feature, when you have an eternity to fill and only a finite number of original stories with which to do so.

To be fair, it only became Microsoft-owned after it had already become that home.

I’m not sure whether or not the android Data could be considered autistic from an in-universe perspective, but I would say that as a character Data was inspired by autistic humans and written in a way that neurodivergent viewers would empathize with. At least that’s how he’s always come across to me, as a neurodivergent trekkie.

If they keep it for themselves, yes.

Is it possible you’re thinking of that time Jon Stewart was on Tucker Carlson’s show, rather than vice versa?

I rewatched that episode just this evening, and completely agree; fantastic scene. Dukat is a delightful villain throughout the series, but this is one of his pinnacles of bastardy.

Imaginary Kira supporting his twisted logic was a nice touch, too; “Being reasonable only made us bolder”

I think you mean the embryo; it takes some time after being laid for the zygote inside the egg to develop to the point it could be considered a fetus.

Hi, fat guy here. I can’t speak for others and I certainly don’t know statistically whether or not I represent any kind of majority, but I do know that for me my excessive weight is entirely the result of poor lifestyle decisions.

That shot of the waiter cackling madly as he fills the bottles has stuck with me for years.