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    science fiction television shows such as ‘Farscape’ and ‘Star Trek’ reflect and provide commentary on the modern social/political issues of the time. Telotte (2001) also discusses their uses of special effects and how the time they are created defines the creativity of the special effects. Science fiction from the

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    Star Trek Beyond’ Review: This Thirteenth Installment of Star Trek Franchise has got its Soul in the Right Place After a gap of three years‚ legendary ‘Star Trek’ franchise has returned to the theater screens in the form of ‘Star Trek Beyond.’ And if you have been an ardent fan of the science-fiction franchise all these years‚ you would be definitely touched by its storyline and theme. This movie is really about revisiting the good old times of Star Trek. And since it is also the film that features

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    his view starts at. Eric Brende talks about never missing an episode of Star Trek when in his early teens “When I reached my early teens‚ I never failed to watch an episode of Star Trek‚ and I read almost every piece of science fiction Isaac Asimov wrote.” (Brende‚ P. 5). At this point of Brende’s life‚ I believe that he absolutely loved technology and what it was doing to our society. All the futuristic things like Star Trek got his mind wondering about what could come from technology. But as I stated

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    The short story Star Trek “Space Seed” and is by Gene Roddenberry. The definition for science fiction is fiction based on imagined future scientific or technological advances and major social or environmental changes‚ frequently portraying space or time travel and life on other planets (Homepage Bing). The story is based on a science fiction because it brings up so many different unique technologies. They use a spaceship‚ but it be used to travel at speed of light for a while. It created to be more

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    the beginning! Our inventions lead us to the future. A long running sci-fi series named Star Trek that had many technologies from the James T. Kirk era has now been successfully popularized. Back in the 1960-1980s‚ Star Trek popularized over 10 technologies such as‚ personal computers‚ tablets‚ remote location finding (GPS)‚ sliding doors‚ large view screens‚ communicator‚ and many others! Without Star Trek‚ we would not even know how these technologies were used. The inventions continued and some

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    Star Trek Technology We Use Everyday Star Trek technology has become reality that we use in our daily lives. There are many different forms of technology fields that have been shown in Star Trek as a first that have become a reality rather than a Science Fiction (Sci-Fi) fantasy. Star Trek technology came from the great imaginative minds of writers and designers with little to no knowledge of science in the original series. It wasn ’t until the second series that they started to incorporate actual

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    I first met Alex Pekker a few years back while in high school. He was a teacher at my school. I didn’t get to know him until I went out for the bowling and tennis team and he turned out to be the coach for both teams. I looked up to him and enjoyed playing on his teams. So I decided to interview him so I could learn more about his childhood and how he grew up. Alex Pekker told me his earliest childhood memory was when he was in daycare. He told me it was snack time and they had bagels and cream

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    the city’s new noise complaint hotline. 4. The violin solo is being performed by an eight-year-old. 5. The body’s immunological response to gluten can cause intestinal damage‚ in a patient with celiac disease. Exercise 41.2 1. The original Star Trek television show‚ which was critically acclaimed‚ had low ratings and was canceled by the network; the show ran from 1966 to 1969. 2. Athens was named in Athena’s honor‚ who was the goddess of wisdom‚ ancient Greeks relied on her to protect the city

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    Free Enterprise follows the lives of Mark Altman and Robert Meyer Burnett‚ two men who are basically the ultimate fans of Star Trek amongst other series. The film gives off a couple different messages dealing with fandoms and how they can affect different relationships in your life. Free Enterprise also touches along the lines of people that are not in the media see pop culture‚ fandoms‚ and the all round fiction of the media. It is not always about how the media represents reality but sometimes

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    Based on my reading of Hasker (1983)‚ I believe the view of the mind or body problem that was exhibited by Piccard in the synopsis from Star Trek: The Next Generation was the Dualism view. Picard stated that‚ “Data has rights among them the right to refuse to undergo an experimental procedure such as this.” Here‚ Picard ascribes both physical and mental attributes to the robot (Data). This view correlates to Hasker (1983) statement that‚ “Dualism begins by taking quite seriously the fact that human

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