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Today at Science Museum, London, Star Trek fans attempted a synchronized Vulcan-salute record for its 60th anniversary. A peace gesture, carefully scheduled so nobody achieves serenity at the wrong time.
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Winston Today at Science Museum, London, Star Trek fans attempted a synchronized Vulcan-salute record for its 60th anniversary.
Asher A peace gesture, carefully scheduled so nobody achieves serenity at the wrong time.
Winston They want to feel connected to something that’s lasted.
Asher Naturally, connection requires everyone holding two fingers apart identically.
Winston It’s hard to coordinate, but sweet that they’re trying together.
Asher Nothing says universal peace like checking whether your neighbor’s hand is ruining the record.
Winston and Asher look for the light in one story at a time. The newsroom remains tiny.