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“The scientists are not the billionaires who live on top of the hill. They're not driving around in expensive cars and riding jet planes everywhere. They are standing in the middle of the Antarctic with freezing, howling winds at 60 below zero, studying the eating habits of penguins for 20 years.”
“Our technology has outrun our spirituality and consciousness.”
“For one thing, you have the opportunity in science fiction shows to do things with stories - address issues and ideas - that you can't in any other genre.”
“The cover songs I do aren't radically altered - they're too beautiful to mess with.”
“With 'Star Trek,' you have to have a story that's thought-provoking.”
“In general, there wasn't enough attention paid to attributes of Tuvok's that, in many cases, could have gotten the crew out of certain situations. Instead, the writers tended to tone down those attributes.”
“The scope and scale of the universe are incalculable and to be able to observe that inside an eyepiece to me is just absolutely phenomenal.”
“My only problems concern keeping Tuvok consistent with what was established as Vulcan culture. There were plot points that didn't take into consideration the physical differences between humans and Vulcans.”
“I didn't take any acting work for about three or four months before 'Star Trek: Voyager' started casting. I wanted to be available for this.”
“Tuvix' is the most, I think out of all of our shows, one of the most controversial shows we've done in seven years of 'Voyager.'”
“There was a time when I thought I would try to pursue music professionally. But at the same time, I was also working on my acting, and that part of my career started moving forward and I never really had the time for music.”
“I don't know if it's war or economic disaster that will bring us to realize what's really important.”
“Playing Tuvok is a little like playing King Lear using only your eyebrows.”
“I take advantage of and enjoy keeping up with all the scientific discoveries. Now, as an adult, I can appreciate what that means in terms of our lives in the present and immediate future and distant future. I can appreciate how that changes our view on how things occur. It changes our view of history.”
“I'm an amateur astronomer, and I practice that hobby a lot. And I'm fascinated by hard science. Hard science is something for me that's absolutely limitless in terms of how much can be learned and how much can be achieved. It's a pure field of study.”