My wife. 🥰

Majel Barrett (who played Lwaxana) also voiced the ship’s computer.

Sadly, she died back in 2008.

That’s a problem I wish I had.

Japanese cars are superior to American cars, why wouldn’t their rockets be?

Curse your sudden, yet inevitable betreyal!!!

Imagine making the product worse and trying to charge more for it.

You will find that everyone who has faith claims to have a good reason to believe in it.

Good reason is subjective. I require evidence before I believe something.

If you have proof, you don’t trust, you know.

Trust can be placed based on past experiences. I trust my sister will call me. I have faith in nothing.

I trust the scientific method, I don’t have faith.

Trust and faith should not be used interchangeably.

Trust means that you have good reason to believe in something.

Faith is just wishing on a star.

Part of the problem is the “publish or die” mentality.

Personally, I think the Journal of Negative Results needs more love.

Faith specifically refers to religion. Allowing them to use it in regards to science is where we got these loons claiming that science is a religion.

But all the other elements are -iums

Hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus…

There are many elements that don’t end in - ium. The rule is that whoever discovers the element gets to name it.

I’ll accept that when they stop pronouncing aluminum as “alumimium”.

Or they need a competent journalist to translate the findings without being sensational.

I’m not using it at all.

That’s probably classified as wrong by AI execs.

The planet would enter a permanent snowball earth phase.

I would grab Ceres and ram it into the Earth.

I don’t care where.

Chances are that a lot of religion will disappear if wr get rid of them. Win/win.

Both claims are true.

Not of they’re isolated away from the rest of society.

Oh, so I’m probably safe.

I don’t do mainstream social media, and I don’t answer phone calls, texts, or emails from unknown sources.

Mama told me not to talk to strangers, and I took that into the digital age.