Comments on Burton MacKenzie: Star Trek promotes bestiality

@Dryvus: I don't think you read this post corr...

2010-09-14T18:54:10.109-05:00

@Dryvus: I don't think you read this post correctly.

"Intelligent life in the Star Trek universe e...

2010-01-11T12:37:02.737-06:00

"Intelligent life in the Star Trek universe evolved separately on their home planets from primordial ooze."

Nope. All humanoids are from worlds seeded by a previous humanoid race that didn't enjoy the luxury of having similar-looking beings to interact with throughout the galaxy. What exactly was your source for the above statement?

Star Trek Wiki:
http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Humanoid

For those that want to "see" how intersp...

2009-11-17T17:09:57.009-06:00

For those that want to "see" how interspecies beings are created Where No Man Has Gone Before, there is now a way to satisfy the overly curious.

You can visit either Starfleet Headquarters.....or.....the Star Trek Museum in Second Life and just ask who is sleeping with who.

Thanks for the suggestion, Millie - I read "Man of...

2008-12-31T20:54:00.000-06:00

Thanks for the suggestion, Millie - I read "Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex" about 20 years ago on suggestion from a friend. (I went on to read all of Larry Niven's stories, too. :)

Burton Mackenzie said:
the logic probably went ...

2008-09-20T22:27:00.000-05:00

Burton Mackenzie said:
the logic probably went "if I show this human my breasts his mind will shut off" :-) Either that, or the american tv networks don't allow that on prime time tv.

Then that explains it. I was assuming that it was taken from a movie, not a television show. It would not be allowed on prime time.

In the interest of continuity among the races in the star trek universe however, the writers should have had the woman wear clothes, or presented her as other than a vulcan. I just don't believe they would act that way.

your first reason was a valid point also. I have firsthand experience dealing with this phenomena and I can assure you that it occurs :D

One last thing, for a different take on inter-species relationships, try reading the short story "Man of steel, woman of kleenex" by Larry Niven.

albert - did you get to work this topic into conve...

2008-09-20T15:22:00.000-05:00

albert - did you get to work this topic into conversation last week? :-)

millie - the logic probably went "if I show this h...

2008-09-20T15:21:00.000-05:00

millie - the logic probably went "if I show this human my breasts his mind will shut off" :-) Either that, or the american tv networks don't allow that on prime time tv.

My comment isn't exactly pertaining to inter-speci...

2008-09-20T14:59:00.000-05:00

My comment isn't exactly pertaining to inter-species sexual relations, but about the image you provided.

It shows, I'm assuming, a male human being giving a massage to a female vulcan. I haven't seen the movie so I'm not sure. But I was struck by the fact that the woman is covering her breasts. Why is this logical?

Aren't vulcans above such prudish affectations of modest behavior?

This, This Post Is Destined to Become a Classic in...

2008-09-07T18:52:00.000-05:00

This, This Post Is Destined to Become a Classic in the Mythology of Our Time!

Great work, you've outdone yourself and set the bar higher for all other bloggers out there.

I'm going to see how often I can work reference to this blog post into my conversation this week. Except not at home, that could result in more questions than I care to answer (e.g. so what blogs exactly do you read when I leave you alone in front of the computer? :-)