CollectingTrek
@collectingtrek.bsky.social
A Star Trek fan for life. A Star Trek collector for almost as long.
I tell the stories behind my best collectibles at CollectingTrek.ca and the history of Canada's first and best Star Trek convention at https://TorontoStarTrek76.ca/.
I tell the stories behind my best collectibles at CollectingTrek.ca and the history of Canada's first and best Star Trek convention at https://TorontoStarTrek76.ca/.
Thank you for not writing “My wife and I…”
November 25, 2025 at 2:27 AM
Thank you for not writing “My wife and I…”
There is an argument for that. The transporter converts matter to energy and then back into matter (while also copying energy, such as brain activity).
In what sense is the reassembled person the same?
My take: a difference that is no difference doesn't matter. If you think you're the same, you are.
In what sense is the reassembled person the same?
My take: a difference that is no difference doesn't matter. If you think you're the same, you are.
November 17, 2025 at 3:16 AM
There is an argument for that. The transporter converts matter to energy and then back into matter (while also copying energy, such as brain activity).
In what sense is the reassembled person the same?
My take: a difference that is no difference doesn't matter. If you think you're the same, you are.
In what sense is the reassembled person the same?
My take: a difference that is no difference doesn't matter. If you think you're the same, you are.
Yea...Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath...
I may still be too young to get The Price of the Phoenix and The Fate of the Phoenix. I guess I should revisit those books, because it has been decades, but struggling through them back then left me in no hurry to do that to myself again.
I may still be too young to get The Price of the Phoenix and The Fate of the Phoenix. I guess I should revisit those books, because it has been decades, but struggling through them back then left me in no hurry to do that to myself again.
November 17, 2025 at 3:11 AM
Yea...Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath...
I may still be too young to get The Price of the Phoenix and The Fate of the Phoenix. I guess I should revisit those books, because it has been decades, but struggling through them back then left me in no hurry to do that to myself again.
I may still be too young to get The Price of the Phoenix and The Fate of the Phoenix. I guess I should revisit those books, because it has been decades, but struggling through them back then left me in no hurry to do that to myself again.
Hi Laurie.
The answer to my question, of course, is that the editors are around but companies don’t think they need them. So this happens.
Sigh…
The answer to my question, of course, is that the editors are around but companies don’t think they need them. So this happens.
Sigh…
November 11, 2025 at 11:00 AM
Hi Laurie.
The answer to my question, of course, is that the editors are around but companies don’t think they need them. So this happens.
Sigh…
The answer to my question, of course, is that the editors are around but companies don’t think they need them. So this happens.
Sigh…
Ha!
I like the scene partly because we don’t see the clock. You have to be paying attention to catch the look and understand what it means.
I like the scene partly because we don’t see the clock. You have to be paying attention to catch the look and understand what it means.
November 5, 2025 at 7:28 PM
Ha!
I like the scene partly because we don’t see the clock. You have to be paying attention to catch the look and understand what it means.
I like the scene partly because we don’t see the clock. You have to be paying attention to catch the look and understand what it means.