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I'd argue that TNG embodies your guess in many ways - many of the corridor and living area sets look like relatively normal, comfortable spaces. The computer is
by macguillicuddy 1y ago
I'd argue that TNG embodies your guess in many ways - many of the corridor and living area sets look like relatively normal, comfortable spaces. The computer is exactly that sublime technology - it's there when they need it (through a wake word) but otherwise completely invisible.
- nly 1y agoEven the red alert klaxon is calming in TNG
- Bender 1y agoFor me it's the shuttle bay door opening alert. Should I build my dream underground home that is going in the garage.
- 9dev 1y agoTrue, although I’d argue that the relative normalness is probably also a necessity due to TNG being a very long-running show, where you cannot devise bespoke design for every episode in an economical way. Yet, I still find the textured blinky walls very immersion-breaking, for their artificial appearance. It’s nit-picking for sure; TNG did an amazing job at creating an interesting universe. I’d just wish for some actually bold yet believable vision of the future.