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I wish more sci-fi would come up with ships where the direction of thrust is perpendicular to the decks. There's not many of them and most of them are ugly. The design space is criminally under explored.
Even if you have artificial gravity, for a spaceship that never lands, it makes no sense to have to cancel out the g-forces produced by the thrust, then expend additional energy to reorient gravity to deck plates.