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At one point years ago I signed-up for Quora, and the question feed was filled with stuff like: * Did Picard violate the Prime Directive in TNG S6E13? * If fi

by flomo 7y ago

At one point years ago I signed-up for Quora, and the question feed was filled with stuff like: * Did Picard violate the Prime Directive in TNG S6E13? * If five ninjas attacked you, how you would you physically defeat them? * Here's the intellectual take on Spiderman fighting Batman, do you agree? * Men who have dated supermodels, what was it like? I thought it was supposed to be a somewhat serious site but it obviously wasn't. I don't think I ever went back. Perhaps the whole point was just a glorified PHP BBS, with a nice theme, better seo, and SV in-crowd early adopters. I never got it.

ralfd 7y ago
> Did Picard violate the Prime Directive in TNG S6E13 I know you typed that randomly, but for anyone wondering: > Geordi La Forge falls in love with a woman accused of murder in an isolated communication relay station. The Enterprise crew investigates the crime, the only other suspect is a Klingon officer who frequently visited the station. > In 2019, ScreenRant ranked it the ninth worst episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation based on IMDB ratings, which was 6.1 out of 10 at that time.[3] They were critical of the Klingon subplot and described Geordi as a sexual predator.[3] > If five ninjas attacked you, how you would you physically defeat them? Don’t let them circle you? > Here's the intellectual take on Spiderman fighting Batman, do you agree? Batman would win. Bruce Wayne is smart and has a bat cave and Peter Parker is just a junior intern at buzzfeed. > Men who have dated supermodels, what was it like? I would click that
manigandham 7y ago
Like any UGC site, your experience is entirely shaped by who you follow. You can read follow any number of scientific people there if you want hard technical answers.