Leonard Nimoy Explains Origin of Vulcan Greeting | The New York Times

As part of the Yiddish Book Center Wexler Oral History Project, Leonard Nimoy explains the origin of the Vulcan hand signal used by Spock, his character in the “Star Trek” series.

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