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Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x09 - "Võx"

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I wonder how much of Starfleet was actually assimilated. Could Starfleet be even 10% at ages 25ish and below? I'd say the vast majority of Starfleet we've seen is 25 and over. And with human life expectancy being so high in the 25th century, I'd imagine there are not a small number of active duty officers in their 70s and 80s. Starfleet Academy would be overrun with Borg, but would the rest of the fleet?
 
That we know of.
True. OTOH the Borg apparently spent millenia in relatively small section of the Delta Quadrant not really bothering anyone. Something caused them to expand rapidly. Maybe all these events got them to nope back home.
 
Jack rushing off to meet with the Borg made no sense

They would have been better off not telling him what he was and maybe Picard would have been better of never receiving Beverly's call, but I believe a part of him longed to join the collective and I think he would have eventually ended up there no matter what. Once he found out what he was his instinct was to go to the Queen. She had been calling for him and with his DNA he would have eventually answered that call. That's my take anywa.
 
True. OTOH the Borg apparently spent millenia in relatively small section of the Delta Quadrant not really bothering anyone. Something caused them to expand rapidly. Maybe all these events got them to nope back home.

Like...a transmission from a far off section of the galaxy about a vulnerable world and region to invade and assimilate?
 
The cognition process of the entire collective can change from the addition of just one person?

Fearing a change in the cognition process of the entire collective from just one person, the collective can isolate that one person and save the Collective.

I feel that that means that the original architecture was open to evolution, but eventually the collective gained a sense of identity that it did not want tested.

We already saw it happen during TNG when Hugh’s ship got cut off after his personalization started spreading out, and the Admonition would cause a lot more interference than simple individuality (which the Borg already knew how to suppress when assimilating people for the first time).
 
Worf even goes so far as to tell us that these Changelings are a terrorist faction that has broken off from the Great Link. The rest of the Dominion is still at peace with the Federation.

I always wonder how things happened in-universe. So Odo contacted Worf and told him a rogue group of changelings was infiltrating Starfleet. What did Worf do..it doesn't seem like he tried to warn anyone in Starfleet ot do much about it (maybe besides Ro). Just told Ro and then hired Raffi to find out what was stolen from Daystrom..
 
I always wonder how things happened in-universe. So Odo contacted Worf and told him a rogue group of changelings was infiltrating Starfleet. What did Worf do..it doesn't seem like he tried to warn anyone in Starfleet ot do much about it (maybe besides Ro). Just told Ro and then hired Raffi to find out what was stolen from Daystrom..
Odo didn’t say they infiltrated Starfleet
 
Like...a transmission from a far off section of the galaxy about a vulnerable world and region to invade and assimilate?
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oh nvm, I know what you mean.


maybe but they were already expanding deep into their own quadrant, as well. It was just a side thing I had always hoped they'd explore. I always thought Borg were pretty interesting as a species, and not just bad-guys of the week.
 
My guess is this season is going to mark the ultimate end of the Borg since they're not referenced or seen in the 32nd Century in any capacity

Odo didn’t say they infiltrated Starfleet

Maybe just that a rogue group was planning something against Starfleet then right? Considering how long ago the changeling plan would have to have been put in place (to find and work with the Borg, impersonate the right people, implement the plan to link all the ships) then did Odo tell Worf about it a "long time ago?" Presumably Odo would warn Worf right away. What did Worf do with that intel?
 
Getting her to function and warp from A to B is one thing. But as Scotty found out in Search For Spock, getting your automation to work just as well in combat while taking damage is a little bit different.
the D is built for automation though, it’s much more advanced than the original enterprise.

All those panels can be set to do whatever is needed. Sometimes Riker sets the course. It looks completely like Geordi is running engineering from the helm position, and with not much in the way of operations to worry about, Data has the actual helm.
It’s pretty much been that way since 1987.
except that it’s Geordi to pilot the ship out of space dock. It’s as if they forgot that in the 24th century the starboard station is ops and helm and navigation are the same thing.
 
"Wait, did Will even have surviving family? Matt died inside the Planet Killer.

Ah, not like it matters. File the log entry. I need to eat some lunch."
If Will really was the ensign decker on Discovery, then that's another whole chunk of his life expunged off the records.

"I offer my services as Science Officer."

"If our Executive Officer has no objections...?"

"Of course not. I'm aware of Mister Spock's qualifications. Actually we met briefly on the Discov.. at a Disco. I knew his sist.. his systemic approach to discovering things. I'm not getting off this ship, am I?"


Starfleet dissapeared him.
 
Season 1 already started with the implication that Picard and Seven had met before,
actually it was pretty clear that they never met (or at least never had a conversation), what with 7 asking him about having returned totally human. They knew each other by game, obviously, which is no surprise.

They are, actually. That cube wasn't knocked out by Janeway, it was disabled when they assimilated Romulans who'd seen the Admonition, years after Janeway's attack. So by my count, we have one cube that was just shut off by the virus on PRO, one chunk of Unimatrix that was messed up by it, and one cube and one sphere that seemed to be fine.
There was also a cube on LDS that seemed to be up and running in 2380.
The cognition process of the entire collective can change from the addition of just one person?
That was already a plot point on TNG, with the virus they wanted to implant in Hugh and with what his individuality did to the Borg vessel he was on.
 
"Wait, did Will even have surviving family? Matt died inside the Planet Killer.

Ah, not like it matters. File the log entry. I need to eat some lunch."

He made it out the other side fine.

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