Если Злого Волка одомашнить и выдрессировать, будет Гуд

In the Matrix, you can be enything you want, Neo

he he

Кодер / Cypher 2002

Stargate Character - John Sheppard

“Well, that is why I enjoyed flying choppers in the most remote part of my world before all this craziness happened…”

Doctor Who × SCP × Nutcracker

Toymaker ! Dr Wondertainment ! Drosselmeyer

AU: Игрушечник-Дроссельмайер — добрый бог, любящий людей. Создаёт необычные игрушки и иллюзорные миры. Словно Хороший Развлечудов, он подкидывает игрушки с аномальными особенностями секретной организации UNIT, чтобы помочь им в борьбе с инопланетными угрозами. Обычно — на Рождество. AU: Toymaker-Drosselmayer is a kind god who loves people. Creates unusual toys and illusory worlds. Like a Good Wondertainment, he gives toys with abnormal features of the secret organization UNIT to help them fight alien threats. Usually appears at Christmas.

Oh, yes! Finally! I waited a YEAR to see the discount. There was no discount even on the "survival" sale

this is the price of two small buns in the store)

lol. Turns out she's not "survival." A punch in the face, oh well.

Kingsman, Кингсман

riker in his free time:

THOUGHTS OF Q

I feel very sorry for Q. I really do.

Despite all the omnipotent powers he possesses, including his incredible ability to manipulate Time and Space, he just struggles continuously to win Picard's heart and love,

-and all because of his antics, games, teasing, and his superior attitude towards Picard and other beings.

Knowing Q as well as we do, we know that one of Q's motivations and goals was not to bring harm to Picard, but to teach Picard crucial lessons about himself and existence in order to elevate him above other humans to eventually equal him as a Q.

"I believed in you! I thought you had potential!" (Q to Picard in All Good Things)

And the other motivation and goal he had was because he was so deeply in love with him, and he desperately wanted Picard to love him back.

But Q darling, you really didn't do yourself any favors in your quest to get Picard, did you?

I wish someone would've pulled Q aside in the beginning and explained to him that Picard can't just switch off memories of things that Q had done, including allowing eighteen members of Picard's crew to be killed by the Borg, judging Picard and his crew in the Post-Atomic Horror courtroom for crimes of Humanity, and all the other crazy stuff, and just expect this human to fall passionately into his arms and surrender himself to him.

Q really hurt his chances with Picard from the very beginning.

Furthermore, Picard is extremely stubborn in his view of enemies. It takes a serious and consistent show of effort to convince Picard to at least entertain the notion of a better alliance between The Federation and an enemy.

It's strange how he leaves an occasional door cracked open for the Romulans or Cardassians (Maybe there will be peace between our cultures--that sort of thing 🙄)

But, Q? Not so easy.

I think the only other "enemy" Picard is most resistant to is The Borg.

Boy, is that sad.

Picard does relax a few times for Q here and there in some episodes, including Deja Q ("Perhaps there's a residue of humanity in Q after all"), Q-pid, Tapestry, and All Good Things. As I've said before and as we've seen, Picard doesn't put up much resistance against Q when Q is trying to come on hard to him.

But, Q really made things difficult for himself in his pining after Picard from the get-go.

Q was really a very lonely entity, and from the way he was described by other Qs, he was always in trouble, and being reprimanded and cast out.

I think he was, to a degree, on probation, perhaps, being given assignments like in True Q and in All Good Things.

I'm so glad Q confessed his feelings for Picard in the end in Star Trek Picard, though.

Picard knew about Q's desire and love for him much earlier than ST:PIC . He knew.

But, how could such an upstanding paragon of virtue and duty like Jean-Luc Picard EVER love someone like Q?

Doctor Who × Russian Folk

Krásna Dе́vitsa — The girl is red — A popular Russian expression means a beautiful, elegant girl. Red is a synonym for the word beautiful here.

Dо́bryi Mо́lodets — Clever young man — A young man, a daredevil, a brave and dexterous man of strong body in a song or a fairy tale.

«All people have the right to life, freedom and happiness»

«Все люди имеют право на жизнь, свободу и счастье»

Eng: I watched an episode of TNG and read the name "Sakharov" on the shuttle. I am from Russia, and I am pleased to see positive references in Western culture. Vicky confirmed my suspicions: According to Star Trek Encyclopedia, 3rd ed., p. 426, the Sakharov was named for "Russian nuclear scientist and peace advocate Andre Sakharov (1921-1989)"

Andrei Sakharov is a Soviet theoretical physicist, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences, public figure, dissident and human rights activist.

One of the creators of the first Soviet hydrogen bomb. People's Deputy of the USSR, author of the draft constitution The Union of Soviet Republics of Europe and Asia. The winner Nobel Peace Prize in 1975.

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Since the late 1950s, he has actively advocated for the cessation of nuclear weapons testing. A.D. Sakharov expressed his attitude to the question of the justification of possible victims of nuclear tests and, more broadly, human sacrifices in the name of the future in general as follows:

"…Pavlov [the state security general] once told me: — There is a life-and-death struggle going on in the world between the forces of imperialism and communism. The future of humanity, the fate and happiness of tens of billions of people over the centuries depend on the outcome of this struggle. To win this fight, we must be strong. If our work, our trials, add strength to this struggle, and this is extremely true, then no sacrifice of trials, no sacrifice at all, can make a difference here.

Was it insane demagoguery or was Pavlov sincere? It seems to me that there was an element of both demagoguery and sincerity. Something else is more important. I am convinced that such arithmetic is fundamentally wrong. We know too little about the laws of history, the future is unpredictable, and we are not gods. We, each of us, in every case, both "small" and "big", must proceed from specific moral criteria, and not the abstract arithmetic of history. Moral criteria categorically dictate to us — thou shalt not kill!"

Rus: Я смотрела эпизод ТНГ и прочитала название "Сахаров" на шаттле. Я из России, и мне приятно видеть положительные отсылки в западной культуре. Вики подтвердила мои догадки: Согласно энциклопедии «Звездный путь» , 3-е изд., стр. 426, « Сахаров» был назван в честь « российского ученого -атомщика и сторонника мира Андрея Сахарова (1921-1989)»

Андре́й Са́харов — советский физик-теоретик, академик АН СССР, общественный деятель, диссидент и правозащитник.

Один из создателей первой советской водородной бомбы. Народный депутат СССР, автор проекта конституции Союза Советских Республик Европы и Азии. Лауреат Нобелевской премии мира за 1975 год.

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С конца 1950-х годов он активно выступал за прекращение испытаний ядерного оружия. Своё отношение к вопросу об оправданности возможных жертв ядерных испытаний и — шире — вообще человеческих жертв во имя будущего А. Д. Сахаров выразил так:

«…Павлов [генерал госбезопасности] как-то сказал мне: — Сейчас в мире идёт борьба не на жизнь, а на смерть между силами империализма и коммунизма. От исхода этой борьбы зависит будущее человечества, судьба, счастье десятков миллиардов людей на протяжении столетий. Чтобы победить в этой борьбе, мы должны быть сильными. Если наша работа, наши испытания прибавляют силы в этой борьбе, а это в высшей степени так, то никакие жертвы испытаний, никакие жертвы вообще не могут иметь тут значения. Была ли это безумная демагогия или Павлов был искренен? Мне кажется, что был элемент и демагогии, и искренности. Важней другое. Я убеждён, что такая арифметика неправомерна принципиально. Мы слишком мало знаем о законах истории, будущее непредсказуемо, а мы — не боги. Мы, каждый из нас, в каждом деле, и в „малом“, и в „большом“, должны исходить из конкретных нравственных критериев, а не абстрактной арифметики истории. Нравственные же критерии категорически диктуют нам — не убий!»

kate lethbridge-stewart really is the strongest person on earth.

“i think you bring joy” as if she doesn’t have the most stressful 48 hours of her life every time she sees the doctor. that woman has a level of faith in him that the saints can only aspire to have in god.