I remember him reading from a book some prophecy which he was following exact instructions.

That’s “The Naked Time” I believe you are referring to. No, this is “The Tholian Web”.

Didn’t the Klingons get attacked by Augments? How is anyone from Earth to blame? If anything it was Soong’s fault.

I genuinely like all Trek.

How do you get by in life without reading? I mean, don’t you have to know what the symbols on clocks mean to tell time?

That dude had to wait hundreds of years for an exact date, right?

Would you rather have to replace a liver or consume something that won’t force you to get a new liver?

I thought that it was just the food synthesizer that did this.

This sounds like something a 10-year-old boy in the 90s would suggest.

Right, well I forgot they claimed such.

You thought Wesley was in “It’s Only a Paper Moon”?

Okay, how is this any different from what Fox News, OAN and NewsMax do?

Yeah but domestic terrorism itself (last I checked) has no criminal statute. It would be much easier if we had a law defining domestic terror and how to prosecute it.

Wesley isn’t in DS9.

I’m no scientist, but I think so.

Well it would be bad if we began eating soap. Right?

In that case I’m gonna blame Oprah Winfrey for that one.

Highly recommend reading the book by Jon Krakauer. One of the best books I ever read. I can’t remember if this comes up in an afterward from an updated edition, but Krakauer visited the bus. Apparently that location was well known to locals and very close to a road. McCandless isn’t as far removed from the populous of Denali Borough as the movie makes it seem. Of course this was unfortunately not known to McCandless, as it seems, based on his journal writings.

Krakauer at one point relates the story of McCandless back to himself by including a chapter about his time climbing Devil’s Thumb (Taalkhunaxhkʼu Shaa) in Alaska. That is whole-cloth an essay he previously featured in his first book Eiger Dreams: Ventures Among Men and Mountains. Of course this next part goes without saying: the book is better. There is lots more of McCandless’s life documented in the book that doesn’t fit well for the movie’s narrative.