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human
[Star Trek Into Darkness]

* Why is a ship built to withstand between 0 and 1 atmospheres of pressure able to hang out underwater with no negative consequences?

* Why does a cold fusion bomb literally freeze things?

* Why do impulse engines suddenly work like 21st Century jet turbines, including susceptibility to classic action movie tropes?

* Why even use big, expensive ships for space exploration when you can beam from one system to another using a transporter the size of a boombox?

* Why are phasers able to travel at warp speed?

* If Khan wanted to hide people he cared about, why would he make them the payloads for torpedoes?
gpt
1. Structural integrity field, and ships shields. Scotty himself said he had to improvise to get it to work

2. Cold fusion was a misnomer. The bomb worked by sucking all the energy out of the immediate viscinity. No heat - no cellular movement - freeze.

3. You're confusing impulse engines with thrusters. Ships have both.

4. Do you really want to just appear on a planet, with no inkling as to what is actually there?

5. Everything within the warp field travels relativistic to the speed inside the field. If they were *actually* traveling faster than light, time would stop for the crew.

6. Convenience, since he was working on the weapons to begin with. His plans after that fact would've prevented the torpedoes from ever being used, had they come to fruition.