I’m by no means an expert but I’ve learned a bit over the years. Start with easy stuff like basic Italian pasta dishes and maybe learn to make a good, basic tomato sauce or how a pesto works. I feel Italian cuisine is a good start because a) it’s awesome and b) it’s mostly focused on using a few ingredients to maximum effect. So if you make a mistake it’s not that bad. Maybe learn a decent curry, too. All you really need is coconut milk, some kind of fruit like mango/peach/anything sweet really, some chicken (or lentils/chickpeas for meatless curry) and rice. Of course there’s more to it, like the right spices - but you can start with spice mixtures. If you’ve got a thing for pattern recognition and start to branch out you’ll realize very quickly that cooking isn’t really that hard to learn, it’s just hard to master. Oh and I’d recommend you check out overnight oats. A few spoons of oats, a little jam, a few crushed nuts and seeds and top it off with milk/oatmilk/cream/water and put in the fridge over night. Does wonders for your gut.

Hope to have helped

Jean-Baptiste Emanuel!

So rather be tortured in your own mind than being part of the Borg collective? I really don’t know. Torture vs ego death.

Wrath of khan is an understandable choice and it’s my number two. As a movie it’s the best I think, but I’ve always loved the political scope of The Undiscovered Country

Thank you for your nuanced opinion. As we’re talking about taste here and me not having watched Prodigy at all* I’d quite like to know where you’re coming from.

Which Star Trek movie do you prefer? Would you rather be Picard, O’Brien or the Doctor?

*I’m currently watching all Star Trek from tosS1E1 up until the very end. Currently at VoyS7E22. Have seen them all before though. A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.

In my experience the content-warned about stuff is milquetoast at most.

Godlike behaviour

Very much so and very much so

Amistad II

It’s where the cuck sits, obviously.

Shit