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[Star Trek] How were Kirk and crew seemingly able to pilot a Klingon Bird-of-Prey with ease when they escaped Genesis? Are the controls standard on all starships? Or do they have special training on enemy ships? Or something else?
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There is something you are forgetting;  We are talking about the legendary crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise.  These aren't your run of the mill standard Starfleet crew.  Oh no.  These guys have single handedly saved Earth, the Federation, and the Alpha Quadrant on more then one occasion.  We are talking about a group of people that have, traveled through time, stopped a massive alien probe from snuffing us out in a blink of an eye, and any other number of fantastical and improbable scenarios that can only be described as miracles for lack of a better word.  And, to play the devil's advocate here, by some odd and improbable coincidence, most of these guys wouldn't have been able to operate that particular B'Rel-Class Bird-Of-Prey, you forget that they have 1 person in that group that is quite literally the greatest ship engineer starfleet has ever had; C. Montgomery Scott.  We are talking about a man that figured out the forumla to transport a human being from a stationary point in space onto a moving target going faster then the speed of light with zero complications.  To put it simply:

*"The notion of transwarp beaming is like trying to hit a bullet with a smaller bullet, whilst wearing a blindfold, riding a horse."*

Federation starships and Klingon war birds are not all that incredibly different that a man of that type of intelligence couldn't figure out how to point it in a direction and put it on autopilot until they reached Vulcan and had their Vulcan scientists help them figure out the rest.