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Location: Along the border of Talarian space
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The Heart of the Matter
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Re: The Heart of the Matter
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Lieutenant Commander
Location: The marvelous progressive utopia of California
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Re: The Heart of the Matter
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Location: Unmarked grave, Ekos
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Commodore
Location: South Dakota
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Re: The Heart of the Matter
Why would the Borg use something as crude as scalpels to cut huge gashes in his chest to upgrade the heart? They could use nanoprobes, or at the very least laparoscopic surgical techniques to minimize scarring. We all know the Borg like their perfection, and scars aren't perfect! |
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Lieutenant Commander
Location: The marvelous progressive utopia of California
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Re: The Heart of the Matter
Without knowing anything about how artificial hearts work in the future, it's hard to speculate, but I would think that the Borg would either leave it alone entirely, or completely replace it with a new mechanism. I lean towards the first option--it seems that red blood cells with nanoprobes can propel themselves, so a heart would be almost entirely redundant. I doubt drones even use their hearts in any function. In this case, it's likely that the artificial heart would have been untouched. Just my two cents.
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