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Which is why a prequel is such a dicey proposition. Easier to do with Star Wars, not-so-much with Star Trek.

– Pike and Number One, as the Enterprise prepares to leave Talos IVhttps://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/The_Cage_%28episode%29

I agree that there was no need to specifically refer to exact dates regarding WW3 and so on. They are almost overdoing the adherence to Canon in that regard. They don’t really have to retcon WW3, they can just leave the timeframe somewhat vague by placing it in “the late 21st century” (and the timeframe was only really fixed in First Contact; as of TNG’s pilot, it was still set around 2078 which would have been a more comfortable date for us now).

Feldman’s discussion of “other findings” does not imply that those findings were used in Feldman’s work.

Why? You continue to claim that there is no observational evidence linking CO2 to warming. The experts in the field claim otherwise. Hence you appear to have a different definition of observational evidence than they do.

Onstage, Malek’s Freddie is a studded leather peacock, swoony and liberated, letting the life force pour out of him in a glorious tremolo, most extraordinarily during the film’s climactic sequence, a song-for-song, move-for-move reenactment of Queen’s legendary reunion set at the London Live Aid concert in 1985 (though the film drops the infectious Elvis bop of “Crazy Little Thing Called Love”). Malek, wearing a wife beater and arm band and Mercury’s signature honcho mustache, with liquid dark eyes that drink in the crowd and stare it down, struts and poses and leads the audience in vocal chants as if he owned the world (which, at that moment, Freddie sort of did).

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The starting point for the 600LT was the 570S, McLaren’s entry-level model (not counting the decontented 540C, which doesn’t come to the United States). The 570 is not only the most attainable McLaren, but is also pitched as more suited to daily use than the wild 720S and Senna. The 600LT, in both price ($242,500) and output (592 hp) would seem to slot neatly between the 570S and 720S. In fact, we’re getting something quite different from either. Something more focused than even the 720S. A baby McLaren, infused with hypercar sensation, that might turn out to be a mini Senna.

This season of Discovery is happening in 2257. Chris Pike’s accident saving the cadets happens in the late 2260’s, around a decade later.

The major U.K.-based charitable trust is funded by the same family behind OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma, which is facing multiple U.S. lawsuits

LOL I don’t think anyone is getting converted. And they made it pretty clear in this episode there wasn’t a basis of any one religion but a combination of all of them which I thought was clever. They were only in a church because that transported with them along with the rest of the town. And he was saying others have changed that line to mean alien. And its not really as stretch most people think of alien technology when compared to our technology today.

You apparently do not read well, as this had been posted (here: https://disqus.com/home/discussion/imageo/here8217s_what_you_may_not_have_heard_about_the_massive_new_report_on_climate_change_in_the_us/#comment-4241312879 ), roughy, an hour before your snide comment, quoted above.