I think it's likely it was at least say five years before 2399. Didn't they say that Dahj/Soji have been in existence for like 3-4 years? I don't think Maddox could have created her until after he went into hiding.
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I think it's likely it was at least say five years before 2399. Didn't they say that Dahj/Soji have been in existence for like 3-4 years? I don't think Maddox could have created her until after he went into hiding.
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I doubt it myself as the Federation was more than advanced enough to create the Synth workers.
Data's creation was another matter though just as Dahj and Soji are but I dont think the positronic brain alone required Borg tech either.
That makes sense. There's no official record of Soji until around 2396 and he'd have had to have been working on her up until she was activated and came to life.
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What if Jurati is actually a Romulan that went full under like Voq did.
Rizzo posed as human with no trouble at all.
who?
There's zero chance Seven stuck with Chakotay after they got home.
I like this take on Seven specifically because she's not acting like a machine.
That potted plant that used to sit next to Janeway on the bridge.
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She realised that she was always going to come out second best when compared against his Spirit Animal.
The only thing Seven is married to is her career.
That's not entirely true. The TOS people were incredibly improved - so much so, that the concept of honest racism was so alien to them, they only knew it from history books. McCoy often made mocking remarks about Spock's heritage. But the thought that people actually meant that way of thought (from the two-colored aliens to space-Lincoln) was so alien to them, it had to be explained. Similarly the concept of regular crime, poverty, class divide, common disease and all that was merely theoretical for them.
They were still very, very human all the time though. They had anger, emotions, cracked jokes, and displayed very human behaviour all around.
TNGs humans seemed weirdly cold. They didn't grieve, fight, or mocked each other. We were also told that was "evolutionary", which was weird, whereas Kirk & co.'s superiority was clearly learned behaviour.
All around I'm happy Trek went back more to the TOS approach of "real" humans. But I think they overcorrected, and missed that even TOS' humans were incredibly advanced - even by today's standards, let alone the 60s.
then they'll go all disco and by the end of the season, Jurati is a Romulan, Rios is a hologram, or a bunch of holograms. Elnor is NOT the Elnor the Picard knew as a boy but a Mirror Universe Elnor who is evil. Raffi is in fact the head of Section 32, an agency even more secret than Section 31 and Zhat Vash, and the Ferengi Department of Refunds combined.
Poor Icheb
I would how Janeway took the news that someone killed one of her crew.
I would how Janeway took the news that someone killed one of her crew.
I don't think this is entirely accurate. Kirk didn't reprimand Styles for his thoughts. Just to keep his bigotry in his quarters.
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Also, Michael Burnham is a synth and half-sister to Soji and Dahj, sent back in time to prevent her becoming the Destroyer. Just to keep up with Discovery's habit of Burnham collecting moms like other people collect stamps.
Janeway: "Who was Icheb? That Ensign I never promoted?"Poor Icheb
I would how Janeway took the news that someone killed one of her crew.
Time travel.Poor Icheb
I would how Janeway took the news that someone killed one of her crew.
There's hints in this episode she and Bjazyl may have had a thing.