Commander Tuvok

Disagreement should not be a hindrance to familial relationships, unless there are circumstances I am unaware of that would make it difficult.

// I'm sorry. 🫂

Then it would be logical to learn to tolerate your cousin's viewpoint and associated behavior. I speak from experience as I learned to tolerate Ambassador Neelix's behavior while serving on Voyager.

Family can be...illogical but deeply fulfilling. It is a paradox that one should anticipate.

If you are referring to the Major, she seems to even now believe in the Maquis cause. That may be the reason for her tolerance of their arrogance.

Such was my experience in the Maquis. I was sent to infiltrate the Maquis, but I found their arrogance...irritating.

If you had been on either Voyager or the Val Jean when both ships were stranded in the Delta Quadrant, you would have been.

Indeed. His change was welcome.

His behavior vastly improved once he became accustomed to Starfleet protocols and methodology.

I believe our definitions of the word "ship" differ.

Give me your favorite Star Trek ship.

// Thank you!

I remember it well. I participated in the response to the Borg invasion.

That is agreeable to hear. Yes, there is much to see in the universe, more than any corporeal being can see in a lifetime.

The Titan is currently docked here, awaiting our next assignment.

Are you well?

@ascendedocampan.bsky.social

It is agreeable to see you again, Kes.

Highly illogical.

I...shall refrain from comment out of respect for Captain Kira.

This is a...fascinating meme.

I believe we once shared a mutual acquaintance, Admiral. I served under Captain Sulu on the Excelsior.

I suppose it would be wrong to attribute it to that, though, since Vulcans are highly emotional beings unless trained in the teachings of Surak.

Quite possibly. She is more emotional than most other Vulcans, though that may be due to her Romulan heritage.

I never thought I would see Dr. Leonard McCoy say a Vulcan is lucky in any respect. I was under the impression you consider us "green-blooded, pointy-eared hobgoblins."

Luck has nothing to do with it; it is merely Vulcan longevity.

Oh...yes, of course. I had forgotten.

I will not dispute your assertion, Admiral, though I will say that we Vulcans retain a youthful appearance for decades.

Indeed, for the better. The Grand Nagus and the First Clerk have proven to be excellent reformers of Ferengi society. I respect both of them.

Indeed. He certainly lives up to his people's ideals.

It is good to see you, Chief O'Brien. Ah, yes, thank you.

The malfunctions of this station's replicators are illogical but also, I may say, entertaining.