It's weird how in Star Trek they always go where no one has ever gone before.
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It's weird how in Star Trek they always go where no one has ever gone before.
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Haha, that never occurred to me but it's so obvious! (I just finished watching an episode minutes ago.)
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@TheZorse @kibcol1049 I hate to be an old git and pedant, and I might be wrong, but didn't they gow where "no man" had gone, I'm assuming human here and not just men.
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@NormanDunbar @TheZorse @kibcol1049 In the original series, it was "no man" The next generation has "no one", meaning humans in both.
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@coolpup @TheZorse @kibcol1049 I only watched the original 1960s series, I wasn't aware they changed it.
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I guess it was in the spirit of political correctness that they did that.
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@coolpup @TheZorse @kibcol1049 Most likely, especially with all the kerfuffle about what Neil Armstrong did or didn't say when stepping into the moon.
(Moon landing deniers *will* be blocked, and I don't usually block!
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Thinking of the deniers, there's this.
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