#vulcan logic

[jay-trekking]

I feel like we don’t discuss toddler logic enough when talking about Vulcans

[teacup-gathering-itself]

First human thing to make Vulcans, as a collective, act positively pre-surakian (read: uninhibitedly emotive) is playing a game of UNO.

Cultural exchange events that didn’t make it into the first contact curriculum on Earth simply due to the level of mischief it would inspire.

[niccoguedes]

I find that highly illogical.

[whirligig-girl]

T’lyn Overthinks It

https://archiveofourown.org/works/42673446

T'lyn has just had... a strange encounter on her new ship. Her new "Study Buddy" just introduced herself by holding her hand. Like. No. You don't understand. Like, she HELD her HAND. And she's understandably feeling some conflicting feelings. And... wait a minute. She's not supposed to feel any feelings at all!

[friendswhotrektogether]

Reblog if you're fully capable of appreciating this post without the extraneous sentimentality humans find so necessary.

[yel-halansu]

Meme for some friends

Original tweet by @TheEbiraWitch on Twitter

[theodorebasmanov]

I’ve rewatched “The Galileo Seven” (Star Trek: The Original Series, season 1, episode 16) and it’s cool! It’s mostly about Mr Spock being a commander officer and lower officers who always dislike his LOGICAL orders. And the final dialogue is just magnificent!

[giantmonster]