"Barclay and Geordi on the Holodeck" is semantically equivalent to "Darmak and Jalaad on the Ocean"
this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2023
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Data on the bridge, touched by Q
I look forward to your report Mr. Broccoli.
Picard, his face mortified.
Arnock, on the night of his joining.
Holodeck, its floor sticky.
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I never understood the concept of their language.
I need to know of the events to understand the language, but how do I learn the events without knowing the language? How do you teach a child this when they know no languages?
Exactly the same way they taught Picard. That’s actually their kindergarten program they ran him through.
No, because the universal translator was translating words to English, so he needed English as a base to learn the language. The he kinda guessed what the events were and somehow got them all right.
It makes no sense. Then how do you describe things like technical details if all you’re doing is comparing situations to other situations in the past?
- Darmok on the ocean.
- Jalad on the ocean.
- Darmak at Tanagra.
- Jalad at Tanagra.
- The beast, at Tanagra.
- Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra.
Oh yea.
Mongostein confused on Lemmy.