Artists: but I don't want to lose my job. I love it.
Mathematicians: but I don't want to lose my job. I love it.
Economists: LONG HAVE I AWAITED THIS HOUR! DESTROY ME, EFFICIENCY, AND LET UTILIZATION-ADJUSTED TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY RISE ON THE WIND OF MY ASHES!
@sleepy_devo@singingReaper Not your health card, which is valid ID for voting. It's issued to you as it's your right as a citizen.
If Americans were issued free ID like us, it would be reasonable to not consider ID a poll tax. But they are not.
@ChrisCushman2@tpkirb Assuming it's a 25th-century restored Enterprise-D you may or may not be working on, it's too bad you can't add one interesting detail about that room. What are the chances that the Syracuse ALSO had a haunted warp nacelle?
@ChrisCushman2@gaghyogi49 Hey, Almond Basket might be an original. Some kind of Honored Elder of Exocompia. Friend of Data Himself. Probably not all of them are as self-destructive as Peanut Hamper (or the one from the end of "Quality of Life" i guess)
@ChrisCushman2 I've always thought that a matter/antimatter drive is actually a rarity in Trek in any era- we're only used to it because we follow ships staffed with experts. Who would give antimatter to a civilian?
Guessing civ ships have fusion reactors of some kind that can't be weaponized.