Andrew Ferguson
Rejecting Your Reality and Substituting My Own Since 1986
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Email:
Location: Seattle, Washington
Job: Electrical Engineering Design and Analysis
Mobile: (206) 569-4410
Twitter: AndrewFerguson
This is the story of me:
My hopes, my dreams, my aspirations.
My trials and tribulations.
My life.
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Thoughts on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine as a Commentary on Present Day Issues
I’m just over 80 episodes into Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and there’s a couple of episodes that I think people should watch because they offer a really great commentary on what I see in America today.
To me:
What I think is interesting is that these episodes are about 12 years old. I don’t think the writers intended this as a commentary on the current events of the time. Yet, somehow, twelve years after their air dates, these shows provide such a great reflection of the current times!
Other thoughts I’m going to throw in:
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