In article <
ssfbqk9tnhpqvg9r8pt9mb1lr02f9a40ip@jwbrown.co.uk>,
Jerry Brown <
jerry@jwbrown.co.uk.invalid> wrote:
On Mon, 2 Mar 2026 15:44:09 -0000 (UTC), doctor@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca (The >Doctor) wrote:
AI/LLM reviews of Star Trek: Voyager – "Nemesis"
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Star Trek: Voyager – "Nemesis"
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Meanwhile, Voyager is orbiting the planet trying to locate and rescue
him. They contact the Kradin, who describe the Vori as their nemesis and >agree to aid in finding Chakotay. This complicates everything, because >Tuvok’s rescue operation reveals that many of the conditions Chakotay >experienced were part of a training and indoctrination program designed
to shape his perspective toward one side.
Once back on Voyager, Chakotay learns the war he was fighting — and
the atrocities he believed he saw — were part psychological
conditioning. The episode ends on a poignant note: the difficulty of
letting go of hatred once it has taken root.
Aha! I knew Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror episode "Men Against Fire"
had been done before, but couldn't remember where. I suspect written
SF did the same twist decades earlier.
There you go!
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