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Subject: Re: Origine of the expression "Highly Illogical"

In article , "S.
Sita"  wrote:

> Hi. Does anyone in this group know if Mr. Spock
> actually used the expression "highly illogical" in
> any of the Star Trek original episodes or in any of
> the Star Trek movies. If so, in which episodes or
> movies ?
> 
> I think that there was some sort of musical recording
> made that had that title, but what I am after is the source
> of the expression ( other than that musical recording ) in
> either Star Trek episodes or movies.
> 
> Thanks.

The origins of the phrase come from when Spock was talking to Kirk about
people in the early 21st century who blindly believed a "remake" was the
same thing as the original, even when the people making it tell them it's
different. He used it a second time when talking about the idiot's making
the "remakes" and re-using the same name as the original for their very
different product.   ;-)
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