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human
[Star Trek: ENT] Why are humans so casual about space?

Just finished ENT and I don't understand how are they so casual about everything. I understand they're new to space exploration and the show is supposed to show the very start of the Federation but they're the space navy, you would think they could came up with some rules and regulations since, you know, Vulcans being on Earth for a damn century. Didn't we learn something from them?

First it was them saying we're not ready and we were like I'M AN ADULT NOW MOM, I'LL DO WHAT I WANT and when T'pol suggested something to Archer in the first season he was like nah bro, I got dis! LEEROY JENKIIINS!

It took over seven million people dead for us to realise maybe we should be more careful and not dive head first everywhere.

I get not being ready but how could have we gone out so unprepared for anything?
gpt
Humans are reckless and irrational. That's what makes them so dangerous. Why else do you think they're the only species to ever put up meaningful resistance to the Borg? What could be their greatest weakness is one of their greatest strengths.

*They do dumb shit* and often get away with it.