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Spoilers Season 3 Episode 9 'Terra Firma pt 1' promo

One of the reasons this is box-of-hammers dumb is because 98% of atoms in a human body are replaced in a single year. So even if Georgiou's molecules want to go "back" they are mostly elsewhere already.

Of course, even losing 2% of yourself is a big deal. And chances are many of the atoms which we keep over the longer run are in our neurons, since they don't regenerate in adulthood. Which might explain the mental issues she has been having.
I could probably handwave it away by saying it has something to do with the quantum signature of her body overall that is a stronger driving factor than the molecules in her body. Where’s Andre Bormanis when you need him to concoct some sort of “tech the tech” reason to make it make sense?
 
One of the reasons this is box-of-hammers dumb is because 98% of atoms in a human body are replaced in a single year. So even if Georgiou's molecules want to go "back" they are mostly elsewhere already.

Of course, even losing 2% of yourself is a big deal. And chances are many of the atoms which we keep over the longer run are in our neurons, since they don't regenerate in adulthood. Which might explain the mental issues she has been having.
I'm going to say it has something to do with the quantum variance/signature everything seems to have in the trek universe. Cells replace but the signature doesn't change. Its probably the explanation for temporal aphasia and temporal psychosis mentioned by the 29th century time cops in 'Relativity'
 
I'm going to say it has something to do with the quantum variance/signature everything seems to have in the trek universe. Cells replace but the signature doesn't change. Its probably the explanation for temporal aphasia and temporal psychosis mentioned by the 29th century time cops in 'Relativity'
Yeah, Trek has already teched this tech.
 
According to that clip, Yor is from 2379, which is the same year as Nemesis. So why is he wearing the TNG Seasons 1-2 uniform? Or is that what uniform they were on in the Kelvin timeline in that year?

It doesnt say that it was the exact gear he jumped through time in. Maybe that is just his starfleet record photo
 
It's hilarious that they showed it with the GEN badge first, and just a few hours later, they changed it to the TNG badge XD
 
I suspect that was a costume error that they spotted a little late -- like the lack of rank stripes on the original Discoprise uniforms at the start of season two. The costume designers and wardrobe team are just that: costume and wardrobe. They're not necessarily Starfleet uniform geeks.

On which note...
We don't yet know for sure if that's his own original Kelvin-universe uniform that he travelled in, a uniform he picked up along the way or a uniform he acquired after arriving in the Prime universe. So the significance of the following minutiae is also open to debate:
1. Combadge change -- corrected error or actually a feature within the episode?
2. If he's a Lieutenant Commander, no rank pips or other apparent insignia? (see first paragraph...!)
3. No division-colour piping around the inverted-V split over the boots.

If they were trying to suggest he appeared in the PRIME timeline and took a TNG-era disguise then there are issues.

If they're suggesting that's what the Kelvin-universe guys were wearing in 2379 then, sure, keep the basic style but why not make it just subtly more different to the standard Prime early-TNG uniform...?

We'll know more in a week.
 
Based on that clip, The Emperor is totally using the Guardian of Forever to go back to the Mirror Universe to cure herself.

I predict however the whole thing is a ruse set up by Section 31.
 
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