That's why I recommend SNW over TNG for newcomers

A giant bucket or water balloon?

I like Star Trek because of the hopeful future it depicts, the exploration I would love to experience, and the well developed characters.

Episodes are varied, one episode might focus on a side character's love life, where another might be a battle against a superior foe that feels like a Das Boot adaptaion.

I recommend Strange New Worlds, it's a return to episodic storytelling, it's got great visuals, great actors, and the weakest episode is better than The Next Generation's average episode.

I recently introduced a friend to Star Trek with SNW without explaining anything and it did a great job of introducing the setting and itself

Only if the grease is super baked on, I don't know how you roast your chickens but when I do the foil is fine to recycle

The Matrix Reloaded? Our of all the options?

The rainbow represents Alan Turing, who taught the child binary

leftover rice

I do not know of which you speak

She's saving all of them up for his death

Szeth-son-son-Vallano, Truthless of Shinovar, wore white on the day he was to kill a king

I like to dramatically die when my cat gets me around a corner, i think it makes him feel accomplished

Ah yes, "X Technology doesn't exist yet, so it's stupid and useless and people that support its development are dumb"

You see it so often

Is there non-stochastic, predictable terrorism?

Sure, a planned like 9/11 attack carried out by an organization like Al Queda is non-stochastic

She could be interpreted that way

Thanks for letting me know that's something I should look out for

I'd wager your method is much more traditional, the average French housewife isn't going to put as much effort into a dish as the professional chefs who wrote the cookbooks

You should check out Strange New Worlds then, it's a return to episodic form

I disagree, they're also hoping to gain Trump's supporter base if Trump is out of the election, I've already heard "We'll avenge Trump" rhetoric from Desantis

The one where it's 53% for Biden vs 24% for Trump

Spoiling?

Read the article, the OP only quoted the part that talked about the downsides

It's about developing small, safe reactors