Prodigy?

But whattabout all the terrible things someone else does…

Yeah, America has the leading edge on neo-fascism right now, don’t get competitive about it.

I hate the company of most people. Unfortunately that includes myself.

Learn photography, probably.

Whoa, hey, no need to bring politics into it.

(/s)

That’s probably why the quote was re-imagined as referring to trans-positivity instead.

The rule of internet polls is that the funniest answer is always over-represented.

Well, yes, but they go into detail rather than just simplifying it as “This kid can’t fucking sit still, what a little jerk”

Probably a good idea not to read this comic then:

You should take some time to see the outdoors, it sounds like you’re spending too much time doomscrolling on your phone.

If you could make a movie that stays true to the idea of Star Trek while still maintaining broad enough appeal to reach a wider audience, sure.

I believe, to this day, that still has yet to be done. Without the broad appeal it’s better to just do the show, and without the ideals of Star Trek… it’s just another generic sci-fi action movie.

Strawbrerry!

She so blurry…

Not nearly enough devotion to the state on Garak’s part…

Probably just Boro-ed it.

Ohhhhh, now it makes sense. Thank you!

Why is a mouse version of the mechanic from Disney’s Atlantis doing a painting?

For the first part, why he doesn’t have a formal education: Nog is living on a space station with his uncle and father. Not in a Ferengi society. The Uncle doesn’t want to shell out for an education for the kid cause he’s Ferengi and doesn’t want to pay for things, and the father just goes along because he’s kind of a doormat. There’s not enough opportunity for job-shadowing that allows Nog to learn from a Ferengi mentor that’s capable of teaching such things as literacy, so he remains ignorant. Also explains why he gets into so much trouble (aside from the bad influence of his uncle), as he has too much free time from lack of mentorship.

He also shows that he’s very hard working when he applies himself. So, in addition to tutoring from Jake and probably Keiko, he just buckles down and does the work. Especially when he gets to the academy. He specifies in “Homefront” (Or “Paradise Lost”, I don’t remember exactly) that he’s doing all right at the Academy. Not excelling, so he’s struggling. Probably not the least of which is because he’s behind in education as compared to his classmates.

There’s different types of microfiber cloths. The ones you’re thinking of are generally used for cleaning glasses or phone screens. There’s others that have a more carpety texture that are often used for dusting or cleaning larger objects.

It’s still about personal desire over public good, though. That’s my point. Doing something only because it hurts something you care about, rather than because it damages a part of society that doesn’t directly impact you, is killing us. Both metaphorically and physically. Having empathy for people directly in your life is good… but having empathy for those who are little more than a concept in every day life is how society will better itself.