the real lesson we need to learn from Battlestar Galactica
It's the same lesson that we can learn from Star Trek, Star Wars, and all the other self-aggrandising lore that humanity concocts when gazing lovingly in the mirror.
There is no greater enemy than greedy, barbaric humanity itself.
And BSG was some of the best storytelling on TV, ever.
And, when someone mentions Star Trek as a good example of engineering, I can’t do anything other than laugh. Do they really need to pass high power systems behind crewed consoles on the bridge so they can explode dramatically?
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It's the same lesson that we can learn from Star Trek, Star Wars, and all the other self-aggrandising lore that humanity concocts when gazing lovingly in the mirror.
There is no greater enemy than greedy, barbaric humanity itself.
They're good lessons, so why insult it? Why mock quality storytelling that makes good impressions on people?
And BSG was some of the best storytelling on TV, ever.
And, when someone mentions Star Trek as a good example of engineering, I can’t do anything other than laugh. Do they really need to pass high power systems behind crewed consoles on the bridge so they can explode dramatically?