Theres a Star Wars Borg game. Is it good? No clue, but its there.![]()
But we're all really waiting for a Star Trek one, right?
Theres a Star Wars Borg game. Is it good? No clue, but its there.![]()
But we're all really waiting for a Star Trek one, right?
I was wondering about him a bit back...Barry Sobel has a message for you from 1993:
It took a min for my brain to shift to Star Trek after reading that. All I could think at first was…Borg Trek.
I sincerely hope you were crossing it with ...It took a min for my brain to shift to Star Trek after reading that. All I could think at first was…
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I have never heard of this. Thanks for the recommendation!there’s also Mary Robinette Kowal. Her Lady Astronaut of Mars series begins with a large-ish asteroid crashing into the Atlantic and wiping out a lot of the Atlantic coast, including Washington DC. What follows is very much like vintage hard-ish sf except the narrator is a Jewish woman who flew planes being ferried in World War II and is now a great mathematician married to a great engineer, and who has a really serious anxiety disorder. Mary knows about these things and stirs them into the story along with an appreciation of social and individual toll taken by institutionalized bigotries, the complexities of mental health, and everything from there to why it makes perfect sense for the narrator to know Mr Wizard but not realize it. The series is heartwarming, frequently funny, pro people belong cools me knowing and doing cool things, anti scumbags being arrogant jerks, and pro people pulling together to try salving an emerging doomsday challenge. Just wonderful work.
On days I'm angry at everyone and not driving on the interstate myself, I'd almost rather go to Finland's "day-fine" system
Otherwise, yes, Sweden's is much better.