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69 GoodAbout Edward Spears, MD

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Doctor of Medicine
- Birthday April 6
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USS Constitution
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Anthropology, Ethics, Medicine, Aerospace Engineering
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constitution Unique Quotes in Sims - USS Constitution-B
Edward Spears, MD replied to Rykel Rior's topic in Appreciations
Tasty travesties are the best kind of Travesties!- 276 replies
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Edward Spears, MD started following Unique Quotes in Sims - USS Constitution-B and General Awards
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constitution Unique Quotes in Sims - USS Constitution-B
Edward Spears, MD replied to Rykel Rior's topic in Appreciations
Safety first everyone! 😂- 276 replies
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Poll of the Week: Small Ships Packing a Punch
Edward Spears, MD replied to Jo Marshall's topic in Poll of the Week
The Nova class gets my vote, hands down. A little biased, as I used to sim on one in a different Trek game but there's something intimate about a small survey ship. I feel like you can get a really compelling story going since the crew compliment is so small. I mean, you could put a name and face to every member of the crew quite easily! And that adds to the peril of something happening to any of them! Defiant is choice number two because that thing hits way above its size, and the nose art potential (as mentioned earlier) is just fantastic. Also, it had the best concept patch ever. -
2019 awards General Awards
Edward Spears, MD replied to Jarred Thoran's topic in Past ceremony archive
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constitution Unique Quotes in Sims - USS Constitution-B
Edward Spears, MD replied to Rykel Rior's topic in Appreciations
To Valhalla!- 276 replies
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I’m going to go a little toward the unexpected here with a choice of “diplomat”, and let me explain why. Choices like “security” and “marines” elicit that knee jerk reaction when thinking of risk. The risk to their personal safety is great in most circumstances. But they are also trained to anticipate and mitigate the risk to themselves and their teams no matter how grave. It’s what they do. Diplomats can incur a whole other level of risk. There is still personal risk, which is harder to mitigate through their typical skill set. They are also considered valuable targets for kidnapp
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Poll of the Week: Kobayashi Maru Scenario
Edward Spears, MD replied to Anath G'Renn's topic in Poll of the Week
Doctor Spears recently learned why even medical officers must undertake the famous test. He was faced by a practical no win scenario on his own operating table and it resulted in him losing a patient. The kind of personal characteristics that are assessed in a training setting by tests like the Maru can give an excellent window into the character of any officer. That said the idea of the test being more disguised in the current era makes sense, and also fits how my back story is written. I imagined medical officers would be tested with something catastrophic where none of their skills or