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## Kes and Holographic Hydro-Sailing
In *Star Trek: Voyager*, Kes takes holographic lessons in hydro-sailing, a recreational activity utilizing holographic technology to simulate sailing. Interestingly, Tuvok is offered the prospect to learn but bluntly declines, stating that Vulcans do not hydrosail. Whether this is a genuine cultural distinction within Vulcan society or simply a reflection of Tuvok’s typically stoic and pragmatic personality remains open to interpretation. Some fans speculate it’s a matter of Vulcan preference for logic and efficiency,finding the pursuit impractical,while others believe Tuvok is simply being characteristically grumpy.
## Parrises Squares
*Star Trek* frequently introduces popular sports that are rarely, if ever, depicted on screen. Parrises Squares stands out as one of the longest-awaited visual representations of a *Star Trek* sport. First mentioned in the *Star Trek: The Next Generation* season one episode “11001001” in 1988, it wasn’t shown on screen until *Star Trek: Prodigy*’s second season in 2024. Parrises Squares is a fast-paced and possibly hazardous sport played by two teams of four players. The objective is to use ion mallets to propel a ball into the opposing team’s goal. The game is played