Luke
The phenomenon of way-after-the-fact scifi prequels like Strange New Worlds seeming to have better tech than the original series doesn't bother me.
My take: we're viewing the future through a telescope. Early on, we get tiny pixelated images that require a lot of artistic interpretation. Over time, our telescopes improve, our ability to "see" the future gets better, and artists have access to improved information and better design tools. The future hasn't changed, just our ability to see it.
Luke
@scrottie @owncast @Curator oh hey! Is this a full-time role, or are you looking for volunteer contributors?
Chicken tender. Squeezeboxer. Depressed solarpunk utopian. Luddite. UX designer for government services. Appreciator of public transit infrastructure. Neutral good.***header: a white chicken in the middle of a corridor on the Starship Enterprise, next to an open door to a cargo bay full of straw bales.avatar: my eyes creepily 'shopped onto my upside-down chin.#NoIndex #NoArchive #NoAI #NoGPT
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