World War III, as described in the movie Star Trek First Contact.
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That means we're about three decades away from the start of WWIII.
Depends if you believe TOS or TNG.
TNG moved the war for no reason.
TNG moved the war for no reason.
Was it supposed to be earlier? I am terrible with dates.
I'm seeing 2026 listed as the start.
Not sure about the canon on that.
But blending the earlier start from TOS with the movie that gave real dates, Memory Alpha is saying that a number of limited conflicts collectively called World War III started in 2026, that concluded in a full nuclear exchange in 2054.
Not sure about the canon on that.
But blending the earlier start from TOS with the movie that gave real dates, Memory Alpha is saying that a number of limited conflicts collectively called World War III started in 2026, that concluded in a full nuclear exchange in 2054.
You're awful with time.
Voyager crashed into 1996 in Future's End.
At the time it was unthinkable that America could truck on happily without there being some sign that the other half of the planet is on fire, yes, unthinkable, at the time.
Voyager crashed into 1996 in Future's End.
At the time it was unthinkable that America could truck on happily without there being some sign that the other half of the planet is on fire, yes, unthinkable, at the time.
I guess Star Trek really happens in an alternate reality.
There's a comic book where Nixon was replaced with a shape changing alien, and that's why Watergate happened.
That's news for me. I thought Nixon WAS a shape changing alien.
Well maybe not all of "we." Most areas of the Earth sat out the previous world wars. About 95% of Humanity survives the Trek world war, so it was probably concentrated on one part of the Earth.
I think that's a made up date by some poster over at memory alpha.
That wouldn't surprise me. Sometimes I wonder where they get their "facts" from.
I assumed it was from a novel, or they talk about a list of historical events seen on a computer screen on an episode of Enterprise.
I'm willing to spend 3 minutes fact checking anything I say here, until someone says the magic words "You're wrong!" and then the rest of my life goes on pause for as long as necessary.
The claim is that it was production art (more monitor readouts) from in a Mirror Darkly II... But I'm having difficulty locking down a screen capture.
I'm willing to spend 3 minutes fact checking anything I say here, until someone says the magic words "You're wrong!" and then the rest of my life goes on pause for as long as necessary.
The claim is that it was production art (more monitor readouts) from in a Mirror Darkly II... But I'm having difficulty locking down a screen capture.
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That's easy enough. First you get close to the instant you want to capture and then you move frame by frame. You can't miss it.
Someother bugger should have already done it, oh look, they have. 
http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/File:Historical_archive,_Starfleet_(production_resource).jpg
http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/File:Historical_archive,_Starfleet_(production_resource).jpg
That's your opinion, not reality.
Are you measuring utility?
Might be more accurite to say some things are currently at their best, while other areas were much better in the past. For example, employment numbers and financial security were better in both the 1920's and late 1950's than today.
We certainly had more personal privacy in the past.
Riker stated that 600 million died owing to WWIII, that entry says 37 million.
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Actually I can back it up with evidence.
Crime rates in the US are lower now.
Here's an article about how trends are showing that war and violence is going down.
Yeah, some people have a hard time understanding that facts and opinions are two different things.
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