Not an expert but I believe synthetol was a TNG invention. TOS folks were still drinking the good stuff.

Voyager is my go to. But it doesn’t load Redgifs for me. Which isn’t a deal breaker as I do most of my browsing at work, but there are times when no one’s looking so it’d be nice to have.

Thanks. That’s helpful. And because I had to know:

Among unfathomable “Diseases and Casualties,” Planet (or plannet) was “likely a shorthand for “planet-struck [because] Many medical practitioners believed the planets influenced health and sanity.” The label applied to any sudden illness or death, such as a heart attack or aneurysm, according to “15 Historic Diseases that Competed with Bubonic Plague.”

I’m feel less dumb now. Thank you new friend.

Since I can’t read lawyer speak very well, can someone sum up why it was considered a first amendment failing?

It can understand why forcing sites to display the warning would be a violation, but the basic wording of “reasonable age verification method” doesn’t seem to be a first amendment violation to my understanding.

Note: I am not disagreeing with this outcome, I just don’t understand how it’s specifically a first amendment violation.

Also please use small words, as I am dumb.