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i think generally humanoid robots in fiction are pretty much never really robots, in the sense that their plotlines have nothing to do with robotics, they're thinly veiled metaphors for autistic and/or traumatized people. that's why they always want to "become human"
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i gather at some point it became a popular internet pastime to rag on wesley crusher but in season 1 at least i feel pretty protective of him. he just wants the adults to listen to him and take him seriously you guys!
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picard's actual dedication to the prime directive is legitimately inspiring. it feels somehow very fresh and unusual to see someone so straightforwardly stand up for both 1) rule of law and 2) cosmopolitanism
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very few things really freak me out but BODY HORROR IS ONE why was there so much of this when i was a kid. did i ever really properly freak out about the yeerks from animorphs. what did it do to me for that to be one of the foundational stories of my childhood
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boy season 2 sure does have a lot of episodes where some asshole is like "data you're not a human so you don't matter" and data is like "but i do matter tho" and i gotta say these are actually the plotlines i feel the most affected by
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