Isnt all stewart-trek downstream of shatner-trek?

Interesting, but weirdly off with regards to the specific shared universes.

For star wars there are only six characters we see naturally age into an elderly state on a relatively normal scale–all of whom were either poor, deeply religious, or lived a life of considerable stress.

In star trek we have a lot of long-lived races, time travel shenanigans and the rest, but humans on earth are shown to age considerably slower than we do now. The recent Picard show had the best cohort, although that group also started with a cameo from the original series which established the longer lives.

It’s a rich area for speculative fiction, though. Especially if meaningful “upload” of human minds are ever possible.

Thor: The Dark World was so profoundly meh that the best part about it was the Agents of Shield tie-in episode.

Ragnarok was camp and fun, which was an amazing spectacle and set a bar that “Love and Thunder” didn’t live up to.

If you held on until Ant Man 3, I presume you skipped DrStange 2, Black Panther 2, and "Thor: bring your kid to the movie lot*?

The MCU’s been putting out “meh” and “camp” movies for years. (Thor 2). I still go because I have a fairly low bar for date-night, and they’re still not the worst movies I’ve sat through. But I don’t know if I’d want to re-watch any of the ones I mentioned.

Exactly.

It says something about modern physics that possibly the two most famous bits of it were named by people trying to call bollocks.

What it says, though, is too many STEM folk skimp on humanities and are just really bad at naming things.

The uniform change was either requested by or substantially welcomed by Marina Sirtis, fwiw.

https://screenrant.com/star-trek-tng-troi-no-uniform-why/