• eurodyne@piefed.world
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    3 days ago

    It’s Star Trek, so neither would “win” until they both realized that they’re stronger together, and they walk away as allies.

  • cannedtuna@lemmy.worldOP
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    Ok so trying to work this problem out, don’t mind the shitty sketch.

    But like

    Yar lost to tar

    Worf lost to a barrel

    But a barrel can contain tar

    So who beats whom?

    Pretty sure there was an episode with Yar on some post apocalyptic world (can’t remember if it actually had her in it, or if it was the episode with her sister showing where they grew up) that had tons of barrels cause burning barrels and structures with barrels = post apocalyptic. As she made it out fine without barrel related injury, I’d say she could take a barrel in a fight.

    So it stands to reason that since Worf might be able to take some tar. I mean he beat it by simply not fighting it aka not being present (the smart option)

    Yeah, that’s my attempt at drawing a face with forehead ridges to represent Worf

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      Ok, so based on this diagram the barrel actually is the most powerful one, as it can fight both Worf and tar. Everything else can just beat one other thing.

      Does this mean that Barrel should be the head of security?

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        Nah, man. Barrel jumped Worf with no provocation. It’s a loose cannon. You don’t want a head of security with that kind of temper.

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    Yar wins. There’s a reason she was head of security before Worf.

    that reason is she was better than Worf.