I’m sure there’s a valid reason, but I’ve got no idea what it is. Why “Kelvin?” Is that a reference to a character in the original Star Trek continuity?
I’m sure there’s a valid reason, but I’ve got no idea what it is. Why “Kelvin?” Is that a reference to a character in the original Star Trek continuity?
Others have already given you an answer, but for future reference, whenever you need to find something out about star trek there’s memory alpha. It’s basically the Trek encylopedia and is very detailed. It’s the trek equivalent of tv tropes, so can be a dangerous time suck. So in this case:
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Alternate_reality
(https://memory-beta.fandom.com is also extensive, but is for non-canon works)
While yes, anyone can “just look it up next time” I prefer people ask questions.
It starts a discussion, for one.
For another thing, the answer the other person seeks may not be as easy as a simple wiki page.
Plus for other people who are curious but just browsing.
I was curious about that last week for some reason but I didn’t really have time to look it up and now I saw it in the feed.
I like what the original commenter did. Pointed to the resource and pasted the relevant answer. Now we can learn two things.
That’s too many things to learn at once though.
Yeah we might as well shut the community down if questions and discussions aren’t welcome. I never understood this viewpoint on places like reddit or lemmy where it’s the whole reason for being here.