Summary

One of theStar Trekfranchise ’s glum questions gets a hilarious response in aSaturday morn Breakfast Cerealcomic . Star Trekis full of awful , high - tech gadgets , such as warp drives and replicators . Perhaps the well known are conveyor belt , allowing the crowd to “ light beam ” down to the surface of planets . Thisamazing machine comes with a host of ethical questions , andSaturday Morning Breakfast Cerealhas provide a darkly amusing reply .

Saturday Morning Breakfast Cerealdebuted the comedian in a station on Instagram . A Starfleet work party fellow member is preparing to transport somewhere . He asks the car transporter top dog if the gadget ( here telephone a “ teleporter ” ) will kill him when he beams down . The unfazed chief response that it does . The crew extremity then tries to beleaguer out the moral implications of this . The chief dismisses them , saying they circumvent any ethical issue by asking the gang to broadcast down with a pup . This stool them “ puppy murderers ” and they can “ kill ” the crew with no qualms .

The gang phallus is then asked to choose a puppy and dance step into the teleporter .

Robin Curtis and Kirstie Alley as Lt. Saavik in Star Trek.

The Transporter Was a Necessary Evil

The transporter is one of the coolesttechnological progress ofStar Trek’sfuture . When Gene Roddenberry createdTrekin the sixties , he was faced with a quandary : how to “ set down ” theEnterprise . Lacking the budget needed to land the ship each hebdomad , the transporters were invented . These twist damp a person down at the subatomic grade , converting it into vim and information . Then this matter stream is sent to a location where the person is reassemble as they were before they stepped into the conveyer belt . Some of the enfranchisement ’s best episodes have revolve around the conveyer belt and the many potential mishaps that can arise .

In addition to these mishaps , the transporter ’s existence has resurrect a number of scientific and philosophical questions . From a scientific perspective , the transporter is out of the question , thanks to the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle . While the show has created a oeuvre around for this , they have never conclusively settled the conveyor belt ’s ethical question . The transporter disassembles people into nothingness , effectively “ killing ” them . This means that a person “ pass away ” every time they enthral . WhileStar Trekhas shown conveyer accidents many time , it has shy off from the recondite ramifications of the conveyor .

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Collage of Captain Sisko, Captain Picard, Captain Kirk, and Captain Janeway from the Star Trek franchise.

Star Trek’sTransporter is Cool—But Will It Kill You?

ButSaturday daybreak Breakfast Cerealhas tackled this issue in a uproarious way . The hapless crowd member beaming down asks the enquiry that near allStar Trekfans have asked about the conveyer belt . The nonplussed conveyer chief adds another humourous level to the cartoon , as does the puppy jest . The transporter is a potentially colored innovation , with a master of ceremonies of accompanying dilemmas . WhileSaturday forenoon Breakfast Cerealis take fans ' questions and jokes about the transporter to its consistent ( and dark ) extreme point , it nevertheless addresses the deep , more metaphysical side of theStar Trekuniverse .

Source : Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal

Picard and Riker in season 1

James Doohan as Scotty in Star Trek and the Enterprise transporters

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Star Trek original series transporter console