Yeah, but would you really need one of those in your house right beside your kitchen constantly? I think I'd put the holodeck beside the kitchen - close to the snacks - and maybe the medical bed in its own room. I think you'd want a little bit of privacy for your healing process.
I enjoyed the classic optimism that things could be fixed, or a solution could be found. When they started breaking with that tradition, it lost a piece of its vision.
Time travel episodes where the past is altered and then not fixed. The Xindi destroying a large chunk of Florida with a weapon given to them by time travellers was pessimistic.
Romulan time travellers destroying the planet Vulcan, just so the movie could break with the past - painfully pessimistic, especially considering Into Darkness was a mediocre parallel of Wrath of Khan.
Time travel episodes where the past is altered and then not fixed. The Xindi destroying a large chunk of Florida with a weapon given to them by time travellers was pessimistic.
Romulan time travellers destroying the planet Vulcan, just so the movie could break with the past - painfully pessimistic, especially considering Into Darkness was a mediocre parallel of Wrath of Khan.
They need their optimism back.
That's why yours didn't do so well. Next time, show a little more lobe.
C-3PO kinda ruins the black and white concept.
Wish he had been clearer with his explanation. Conspiracy nuts thrive on ambiguity.