Steven Harvey probably simulated it before, like with they’re equivalent to an iPad

he says he's never worked on paper, meaning writing his work.

Like a painter putting brush to canvas

Yea his hand writing should be pretty basic, but it's not.

He's a natural.

The Ram God I have watched her Hester Prynne again and again because, to borrow a favorite term from the Puritans, I find her absolutely bewitching. Happy Halloween!

you too mate!

found meg fosters youtube account XD

Wasn't she also in "Masters of the Universe"?

@@Hubbs10 yeah and in They Live

Maybe he learned writing on digital tablets.

he might have meant "work" as in writing novels not as in "never have used paper".

Can still write

Indeed. Overcoming the inertia is often the hardest part.

Same. School always teaches to plan everything out first, but what actually helps me is just writing something down

Agreed. Every week in my AP English Class I have to write a 250 Word response to a Prompt. I struggle the first time but then I just started to separately write whatever thoughts came to mind and then connect/polish them up later.

Depends on the person. I'm not a writer and I'm the opposite personality to Jake Sisko (ESTJ instead of INFP) and I have to have a good idea to write down (which I do occasionally) otherwise there's no use. Editing I find much easier than writing from scratch, and writing parodies is easier than songwriting. That's for writing fiction, but writing down whatever comes to mind can still be helpful for journaling and making to-do lists.

If it wasn't, it may as well have been.

Same.

Indeed. This one and the cloud episode of voyager when chicotay helped Janeway find her animal guide

M M designed to maximize tingle efficiency with utmost logic

@@mercedesbt1100 Tingles mathematically 😂😂😂

Definitely looking up tuvok asmr role play tonight.

Dude to a unfortunate cultural mistranslation, if you were ever to ask a Vulcan to give you an Auto Sensory Meridian Response, you'll gonna get Nerve Pinched.

The likes mean: Yeah, I feel also weird because I searched for this.😄

A little...

A little bit but I won't judge

Yes. It's also worrying that I got this recommend.

Yes but youre in good company

It's rumored that Kurt Cobain fell victim to one also.

How weird Star Trek has a sub-genre of sex ghosts... Crusher's candle, Jake's muse... Voyager probably had a couple.

​@Joshua Skaug: More or less. An interesting aspect of the legend is that at least some of the Leannán Sídhe's 'victims' were/ are willing participants. Imagine for a moment, that you have notable talent in some artistic field- music, painting, architecture, writing, etc. You work hard at developing this talent, for you're passionate about doing great things in your field, but you're tormented by doubts about whether you really possess sufficient ability. Now imagine that you meet an attractive person whose very presence enables you to express your artistic gifts to the fullest. Under their influence (which may or may not include sex), you can achieve your highest potential, and produce masterpieces that will be admired and acclaimed well beyond your own time. Your name will be remembered for centuries to come. The price: a shortened lifespan. Undoubtedly, a lot of aspiring artists would consider this an acceptable exchange.

@@jenniferweston7621 Funny that you should mention that some partners of the Leannan Sidhe were willing. There's a video game I've wanted to make for years now that intimidates me because I'm afraid I won't make it correctly. And I know I have the ability to make it because I have a knack for mathematics, programming and music. I don't know if video games could be considered art, but if I were to ever meet a Leannan Sidhe who offered to inspire me to make it in exchange for my life force, I would consent to her knowing full well all the consequences involved. Better to live a fulfilling few years full of creativity and passion than a few decades as just another cog in the capitalist machine. If I knew how to summon a Leannan Sidhe, I would try...

@@MaidLeila90 : There are definitely moments when I feel that way.

Thank you for the name! Did a search and found this. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/etiUfrp-s5fbYpc.htmlm51s

Thanks!

There's lots of episodes where he's writing on a tablet with a stylus.

Ah. We now equate pen and paper with writing skill. I see trek plot hole spotters grow sadder and dummer. You do them justice. Your breed gets rekt by Gene years after he's gone

That's an actual kind of paper, called 'onionskin'. It's stronger than it looks and has a subtly textured surface, the better to produce that soothing pen-on-paper scratching which helps Onaya cast her spell over Jake. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onionskin

@@jenniferweston7621 are they rarely sold?

@@Dr.HooWho: You won't find onionskin paper in every office-supply aisle, but art-supply stores often carry it. And you can shop for it online.

i hope you know asmr 🤗

It helps me sleep 💤

@@Berserker_Louis1117 2:30 and up is when it starts to be very relaxing lol

The feeding of creative energy?

@@Irrelevant402 Don't be stupid, you know what he meant.

😄

Both sides on translucent sheets? Only if you don't want people to be able to read it.

You're not the only one.

It knows it's being talked about.

To be fair, KZfaq didn't exist when this episode aired.

Yes it's the way her voice cracks I think, she also has the same inlfection throigh most of it.

StASMR Trek

Presumably she's still pursuing this lifestyle: locating, inspiring, feeding off of, and eventually causing the deaths of young artistic geniuses throughout the Galaxy. Some of them might even realize exactly what she's doing, and consider it worth the price.

@@jenniferweston7621 I'm sure, I just think I would have liked to see a resolution to her character. See her brought to justice of some kind.

On the plus side, the galaxy will surely benefit from the masterpieces of art, literature, and architecture that she'll help these geniuses to create.

@@jenniferweston7621 Yea at a cost.

Exactly. I'm sure that was the episode writers' point.

Perhaps, so long as you know what the deal is. But she did not inform Jake about the price of this inspiration, and that was not fair.

@@jenniferweston7621 fair

She had told Jake, upon first meeting him, that she could discern he had the talent to be a great writer and she could teach him techniques to develop it. And she was telling the truth as far as it went, but neglected to mention something rather important...

In another franchise

Is she a trap?

It's a trap!

Admiral Ackbar wants to know your location

watching star trek on shrooms? Can we be friends? 😂

There are two plots in this episode; it's the other one that gets the hate. Which is certainly a shame- Meg Foster's stellar performance deserves a more appreciative audience.

​@@jenniferweston7621 what was the other plot?

@@puppycatkittymuffin803 : A pregnant Lwaxana Troi arrives on the station, pleading for Odo to help her escape her controlling husband who's threatening to take possession of the child (I won't give away what measures Odo uses to achieve this.)

Yes, and her voice is even better!

DrewPicklesTheDark did you ever find it?

I don't think you'll ever find it. It may have only been composed for this scene and may only be as long as this scene.

From a post in the comments I found this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/etiUfrp-s5fbYpc.htmlm51s

You have all that information in the video info above

Actually Season 4 episode 21

She was also in John Carpenter's They Live. She played a human collaborator with the Aliens in that movie!

by the Way That's Not Okay what She's Doing to Him.

I'm sure they have onlyfans in the 24th century.

@@klixx_yt2396 That's kind of the point of Quark's holosuit.

@@BenjaminWirtz Lol.

😂😂😂

Okay?