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"Spock split his attention between Burnham and the path ahead. "I doubt either of us would be welcomed among Vulcan crews. As quick as they are to profess the wisdom of IDIC, they remain in many ways quite provincial." It pained Burnham to admit to herself that Spock was likely correct. IDIC--the Vulcan philosophy that extolled the virtue of Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations--all too often was honored in its breach rather than its observance. If someone as famous as Spock, son of Sarek, thinks he'd be persona non grata on an all-Vulcan ship, what chance will I ever have? She rebelled against a swell of desperation"