how our brains work
bb and K are standing in the kitchen moments after K has watched the JJ Abrams Star Trek movie which he is trying to explain...
K: ...So, there was this wrinkle in time so they could make it so Spock's mother died, which was interesting because now they can write the whole back-story differently and can have entirely new episodes.
bb: I'm thinking, because these pants are so loose on me that they look too casual to wear to the office...that's not a problem for Spock, though - he can't feel any emotion, right?
K: No, he CAN feel emotions - he's half human, remember?
bb: So, the pants, too casual, right?
K: We can't afford Donna Karan right now - just so you know.
bb: What, Donna Karan? These were from Old Navy! Fifteen dollars!
K: Too casual.
K: ...So, there was this wrinkle in time so they could make it so Spock's mother died, which was interesting because now they can write the whole back-story differently and can have entirely new episodes.
bb: I'm thinking, because these pants are so loose on me that they look too casual to wear to the office...that's not a problem for Spock, though - he can't feel any emotion, right?
K: No, he CAN feel emotions - he's half human, remember?
bb: So, the pants, too casual, right?
K: We can't afford Donna Karan right now - just so you know.
bb: What, Donna Karan? These were from Old Navy! Fifteen dollars!
K: Too casual.
Comments
Clearly they feel emotion, as anyone who has witnessed the Pon Farr can attest to.
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