Humans, the great record keepers of the universe
Do you ever wonder if people will remember you after you die? Or how about how long until you’re completely forgotten, as though you’ve never existed?
I think about this a lot when I visit abandoned cemeteries that are completely overgrown with weeds and the tombstones are weathered to the point that you can no longer read the inscriptions on them. Some of these graves date back to the 1700’s. judging by the fact that the cemetery is completely abandoned, and the date which these people died, it’s safe to assume that anyone who ever knew this person is now dead as well. This person is now completely lost in time. It’s hard to wrap my head around that. An entire life… lost and forgotten. We’ve only lived 1/3 of our lives. And anyone here can say, so much has happened to each of us. Enough to write a book. Volumes of books even. Now tack on another 50+ years to that. Now imagine all those experiences of your life just vanishing. 30 years after your death, only your children will remember you. 50 years after your death, everyone you’ve ever known, is now dead too. You’re lost in time. A leaf that fell off a tree and landed itself into oblivion.

Do you ever wonder if people will remember you after you die? Or how about how long until you’re completely forgotten, as though you’ve never existed?
I think about this a lot when I visit abandoned cemeteries that are completely overgrown with weeds and the tombstones are weathered to the point that you can no longer read the inscriptions on them. Some of these graves date back to the 1700’s. judging by the fact that the cemetery is completely abandoned, and the date which these people died, it’s safe to assume that anyone who ever knew this person is now dead as well. This person is now completely lost in time. It’s hard to wrap my head around that. An entire life… lost and forgotten. We’ve only lived 1/3 of our lives. And anyone here can say, so much has happened to each of us. Enough to write a book. Volumes of books even. Now tack on another 50+ years to that. Now imagine all those experiences of your life just vanishing. 30 years after your death, only your children will remember you. 50 years after your death, everyone you’ve ever known, is now dead too. You’re lost in time. A leaf that fell off a tree and landed itself into oblivion.

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If you LOVE Star Trek and you LOVE starships, please come visit my Star Trek fan page on Facebook!

https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-United-Federation-Of-Planets/243317962360306?ref=hl

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your tumblr is pretty cool, nice to see another Trekkie out there :D

Definitely! Btw. I run a Star Trek fan page on Facebook called the United Federation of Planets. I specialize in pictures of starships. I think you’d like it.

Oh look! A human shield dressed in red! Goody! Aliens hate the color red!

Oh look! A human shield dressed in red! Goody! Aliens hate the color red!

Scotty knows about Engineering, Alcohol, women, and … humpbacked people.

#at&t is the worst service provider ever.  (Taken with GifBoom)

#at&t is the worst service provider ever. (Taken with GifBoom)

My band Annakarina playing some jams in Charleroi, Pa.

LOL! That’s right. Put your sisters jeans back in her dresser before you bust off a gonad!

LOL! That’s right. Put your sisters jeans back in her dresser before you bust off a gonad!

2061 - Zefram Cochrane makes the first warp flight. With Riker and Geordi on board, crewmen of the Enterprise-E, from 2373. The flight is noticed by a passing Vulcan ship, and Zefram Cochrane makes humanity’s official first contact with extraterrestrial life.

2119 - Zefram Cochrane gives a speech at the opening of the Warp Five Complex, a research facility that would eventually produce the engine for the Enterprise NX-01, which would launch in 2151 under the command of Captain Johnathan Archer.

2267 - Zefram Cochrane is discovered on an asteroid by the crew of the Enterprise NCC-1701, having been rejuvenated and immortalized by an energy being lover who would sacrifice their immortality to merge herself with a dying woman so that she and Cochrane could live the rest of their lives alone on that rock. They had a garden.

I submit Zefram Cochrane as the craziest life in all of Star Trek.

Chekov’s Medical Checks