#lieutenant commander data

[sherdnerd]

Picard's delivery here is so funny. He takes this extremely seriously

[star-trek-likes-vs-dislikes]

Tumblr's top 10 most strongly liked Star Trek characters (final)

10. Lieutenant Commander Tuvok

With a "Strongly Like" percentage of 75.8%

9. Alfa 177 Canine

With a "Strongly Like" percentage of 78.4%

8. Captain Benjamin L. Sisko

With a "Strongly Like" percentage of 79.3%

7. George & Gracie

With a "Strongly Like" percentage of 80.6%

6. Lieutenant Commander Jadzia Dax

With a "Strongly Like" percentage of 80.8%

5. Major Kira Nerys

With a "Strongly Like" percentage of 81.6%

4. Spock (TOS)

With a "Strongly Like" percentage of 82.4%

3. Lieutenant Commander Data

With a "Strongly Like" percentage of 84.9%

2. Lieutenant Nyota Uhura (TOS)

With a "Strongly Like" percentage of 85.6%

1. Spot

With a "Strongly Like" percentage of 88.4%

[devyat10]

i see it as a toasted marshmallow

[alicewav]

An elegy

[may-be-made-of-arsenic]

so how are we liking the star trek title generator

[dadbodbensisko-moved]

[trek-tracks]

Operations Officer's log, Lieutenant Commander Data speaking.

Apparently, I have miscalculated in my one-android production of Hamlet aboard the Enterprise.

My crewmates did not find my use of Lore's head as a represention of Yorick's skull to be a "fun postmodern riff" on the original text, instead reporting distress.

Even when I responded that my brother had been deactivated, therefore being unable to return to his murderous ways and being a serviceable representation of the play's theme of the inevitability of mortality, young Mr. Crusher required two sessions of counseling.

I guess what scholars say is true...great art is never appreciated in its own time.

In other news, my proposal to mount a subsequent production of The Winter's Tale where I would exit, pursued by Spot, has been put on hold indefinitely by the Captain. While I cannot feel emotion, I am certain that Spot is very disappointed.

End log.

[runaway-ent]

So Data has a pulse. So is his ‘blood’ coolant? Because today computers need a lot of help staying cool, so i imagine he needs a dedicated system for distributing that throughout his body

When computers bog down, their fans speed up. And we know that data has a processing limit. So do you think that if he has a big processing load, his heart rate would increase?

Do his lungs act as the air intake for the coolant system? Would he also need to breathe more?