These decorative chairs, tables, cabinets, radios, and anything and everything else in the world that is decorative, has everything to do with Starships, or rather, Starships, have everything to do with these decorative things.   

If you disagree with this statement, then you are simply not old enough (or smart enough) to be able to see the reality of what Starships are. And you will never see it, because you will not live long enough. But if you could live long enough, then you would be seeing it someday. This is because Starships have nothing to do with space ships, and everything to do with decorative furniture and other decorative things. NO ONE WILL EVER BUILD A SPACE SHIP LIKE WHAT WE SEE IN STAR TREK SHOWS. But most people will never know this, and they will not live long enough to see it.  

Starships are purely fiction, they have no function. This is the only difference between a Starship and furniture, because furniture has function, a Starship does not.   

A Starship is simply a decoration. Gene Roddenberry needed "a ship", to decorate his show, he was not a space ship designer. No one working on the show ever had any intention of building a space ship, or designing one either.  

The things shown here, is a teeny tiny fraction of the decorative things that are in the world. I picked out a bit to show you, and many were too fancy or too mind-boggling for me to include them.     

So let's take chairs for example, why is a chair not simply a chair, and why are there about a zillion different chairs in the world? Why do we not have only one sort of chair to sit on? All chairs do basically the same thing, so why do we have so many different sorts of chairs, and why are they all designed and decorated in so many different ways?     

It's because humans like fancy and pretty and decorated things to have around them.    

Starships are no different, except most people see Starships differently: They see them as only an outer space thing. And also they see them as a thing that has function. But they are really no different, so why wouldn't most people like them?   

It's because of THE SCIENCE FICTION CRAZIES who hoards Starships to themselves and turns everyone else off with their science fiction craziness.   

But most decorative furniture in the world, which by the way, most people tend to like, has no science fiction to it. But when it comes to Starships, most people go; "Oh no, not that, I'm not interested".    

What they are doing is equating the liking of a Starship to the liking of a show that the Starship might be in, and because they don't like the show, and rightly so, because most of them ARE CRAP, so then they don't like the Starship either. What a shame.   

It's the science fiction crazies who think it's all real, who spoils it for everyone else with their crazy nerdiness. And they think they are smarter than other people, but none of them could design a space ship, certainly not the way they think! I am smarter; I'm The Starship Designer.   

And if these people want to know what MY STARSHIPS can do, then I can tell them that they can cruise at Warp one million, and they have Phasers and Photon torpedoes that can blast the universe out of existence. 

If people could see Starships as simply a pretty thing, with nothing more to do with crazy people than a chair or a table does, then I think most people could like Starships.    

My Starships are simply a thing of beauty, like The Star Trek Starship is (in which the Star Trek People are doing their best to ruin), and The Romulan Bird of Prey, and The Klingon Battle Cruiser. None of which have anything to do with outer space. But if the crazy nerds want to challenge me, I warn them now, I have the superior mind.    

And I'm tired of all the science fiction goofballs.