• Ep 12 - Picard: Season 1 - Luciferin Transhumanism

  • Apr 17 2024
  • Length: 32 mins
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Ep 12 - Picard: Season 1 - Luciferin Transhumanism

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  • Ep 12 - Picard: Season 1 - Luciferin Transhumanism
    In this episode, I review Picard- Season One. I entitle the episode “Luciferin Transhumanism” because of the Season’s focus on “synthetic life.” The writers went so far as to make Jean Luc Picard a “Christ-like” figure by resurrecting him as a synthetic life form, leaving behind his semi-altered physical Borg body. Picard is transhuman, but why do I refer to him as Luciferin? Listen and let me know your thoughts. Follow me on Twitter at @movie_edge or @EventHo14339589, and leave us your comments, thoughts, and suggestions for movies you want me to review.

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