My legs are still in pain from yesterday’s run around the
block and elliptical workout. I still managed to get on the elliptical today
for a while so that is a victory in my book! Today I made an interesting
observation while at work with my coworkers. I am not often embarrassed or shy
to do something goofy, talk to people,
sing, dance and whatever else may happen. I work with a few people who are
extremely shy and embarrassed about doing anything a little out of the norm.
Why do we get embarrassed? Where does this come from and why are some people
more prone to it than other folks?
Realm of Fear
The Enterprise is investigating the lack of communication
from a Federation science vessel the Yosemite. The Yosemite was investigating a
plasma phenomenon occurring between two stars. The Yosemite is stuck in the
plasma stream which makes it more difficult to transport over to investigate.
Lt. Barclay suggests they tether the two transporters together and he is asked
to join the away team. It turns out the Barclay among being afraid of
everything else is deathly afraid of the transporter. He freaks out and doesn’t
initially go over to the Yosemite, but after Troi talks him down he goes over
to the ship to help out. While on the ship a crewmember is found dead but still
on the ship and he is transported back for autopsy. While transporting back
Barclay sees something in the transporter beam but doesn’t say anything because
he doesn’t want to seem like a paranoid freak. He then finds that his left arm
is glowing when he gets back. Barclay then does what any good paranoid freak
does and self diagnoses himself with Transporter Psychosis, despite the fact
that there hasn’t been a case of this disorder in 50 years. The symptoms get
worse so he notifies the whole staff of what is happening. The crew decides to
attempt to screen out the organisms they have found in the transporter beam.
While in the beam Barclay grabs hold of one of the organisms he sees. When he
reappears he has a Yosemite crew member in his arms. The rest of the crew is
rescued from the beam and Barclay is shown to be a bit of hero.
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