Viable meaning used for power plants or as an alternative to power plants to generate power for the grid.

The only viable electric generation that doesn’t involve spinning a turbine is solar and not even all solar.

Unfortunately a field of untouched native vegetation is not an option for most of the spaces where golf courses are. I’d rather let them play on grass than have yet another parking lot.

Personally, I see planned obsolescence as the same thing. It’s all to force you to buy new stuff whether you want to or not.

It was a video game called Tardigrades. Not sure if it was ever fully released in the end.

Something they got away with stealing from someone else.

That is only one and ten blackbirds.

And once again Phoenix to Las Vegas is ignored.

Her character does get a bit better in later seasons. She even starts wearing a real uniform.

Well, it’s being scanned for keywords by a script. They don’t manually read every post in existence. That’s not physically possible.

Both terrible in their own special way.

Barely.

Technically all the robot stories were about how those laws don’t work.

I guess we know where ICP got their science education now.

Right, but none of them are new. They’ve all been around for billions of years.

Remote device bricking is cheaper than researching part wear for planned obsolescence.

Most of the rough living worlds and ships on the show are something like the future equivalent of Amish or adventurers. Choosing to live without the normal amenities as a lifestyle choice.

If you live on earth or another core federation world, you’ll likely have the same or similar access to services and entertainment that the crew does.

You could try joining up with the Klingons.

It seems they forgot to mention it was on earth. They really should have indicated it was within the solar system too. No mention of being located in the Milky Way galaxy or the known universe either.

Could you enlighten me, then? How on earth does “north of Antarctica” modifiy or add to “the Weddell Sea” in any way, shape, or form?