Our actions will come back to us, sometimes sooner than we expect (or much later, where humpback whales are concerned).
Tag: history
Boldly Rewatching the Voyages: Who Mourns for Adonais?
"Would it have hurt us, I wonder, just to have gathered a few laurel leaves?"
Boldly Rewatching the Voyages: Amok Time
This conflict between short-term gain and long-term prosperity was a suitable theme for a 1960s America in the midst of figuring out what it wanted to be.
Boldly Rewatching the Voyages: The City On the Edge of Forever
The City On the Edge of Forever holds up brilliantly more than fifty years later.
Boldly Rewatching the Voyages: The Alternative Factor
A power-mad villain with the ability to destroy the world is never confined or regulated in any way. That could never happen, right?
Exalted in the Face of Truth: Van Gogh’s Leaves
A simple project that had me trying to see a small piece of the world as Van Gogh might have seen it.
Boldly Rewatching the Voyages: This Side of Paradise
(Note: This post is viewable as a page elsewhere on this site. If you haven’t read it yet, my introductory post on this Star Trek: The Original Series rewatch is a good place to start. Previous essays on specific episodes can be found here.) Original Air Date: March 2, 1967 Crew Death Count: 0 Bellybuttons:…
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Top Ten Reads of 2020
Like a lot of people, books and movies helped me navigate the discouraging events of 2020.
Boldly Rewatching the Voyages: A Taste of Armageddon
When we make war on others, we are, ultimately, making war on our own kind.
Boldly Rewatching the Voyages: Space Seed
Khan is not so much a visionary as he is an opportunist
