#Future Disco

[moreslawmusic]

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[sevendavisjr]

[nonbinoclard]

classic toxic yuri btw.

[rottttenlasagna]

Disco Elysium (2019) – digital illustration.

VOLITION — I can't help you. I am totally useless. Everything I've said is lies. I want the exact same bad things you want.

[ashleysarahdz]

(Hillmann & Neufang)

[moattia2023]

(Hillmann & Neufang)

[george-gurov]

(Hillmann & Neufang)

[stil-lindigo]

esprit de corps

[ there's still space left in your shadow. most of us will die in it.]

prints (all proceeds go towards purchasing e-sims and donating to Care For Gaza)

[imaweirdnugget]

More Future Au, I couldn't stop thinking about it since I sketched the other one.

Also bald man for the bald Harry truthers, I've tried my best.

I think he'd still keep the tiniest amount of hair still left but it looks worse than if he just went bald lol.

Cuno: "Harry could you take your hat off?"

Harry: "....."

Cuno: "HAHAHHAAHHA"

Harry: "Bullying an old man... Not classy"

[apolaskiart]

So what do you get if you combine ep. 43 of ouaw (!minor spoilers) and a hyperfixation for another piece of media (disco elysium)? Trick question, Kremy is still jealous.

[mistermistyyy]

I find the opinion that religion wouldn't exist in Star Trek kind of extreme. The notion seems to rely on the idea that, in the enlightened future Star Trek proposes, religion is too barbaric of a concept to survive.

This is, first of all, untrue within the text of the franchise. Pike is said to have had a religious upbringing in SNW, McCoy seems to have some connection to Christianity, Picard is agnostic, a lot of the Bajorans including Kira are religious, there is a Muslim background character in Lower Decks, and the crew seem pretty open to the idea of God existing in Star Trek V. Hell, there are tons and tons of biblical references in TOS. There's a whole episode called Journey to Babel.

But even aside from canon evidence, the idea that religion is something that humans must evolve past in order to reach their full potential is pretty uncharitable. People aren't all going to believe the same thing. The best thing we can hope for in the future is not that people will stop having these different beliefs, but that (so long as they do not condone poor treatment or devaluing of others), we will stop seeing certain religions as barbaric and we can simply believe them and express them without pain. A world where you could walk down the street and see an atheist, a Christian, a Hindu, and any other religion, all treating each other's beliefs with respect, not forcing their views on others. Just listening and understanding.

Quite frankly what we need is more representation of religions in Star Trek. Religions from indigenous peoples, African nations, Asian nations, etc. have seen little coverage or reference in Star Trek at all. And I think that's a shame. Star Trek has always been about growing as people and educating ourselves as times around us change. It doesn't matter if a religion has 100 followers or 100 million followers. People can always learn more about them, and I'd love seeing a future where they are all equally valued and get to be seen.

[strangest-beanz]

I like to think of these two as workplace besties

[princewonderous]

Showing you my Kim wife and running away

[molarcupcake]

that anodic club built in a place of worship upon a cancerous entity eating at the fabric of the world itself has got to be my favorite thing of all time. There is much pain in the world but not in this room