They have Google in the 23rd century.
Klingon Computer (The Voyage Home)
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They must have some kind of Galactic internet.
The Vulcans refurbished the Klingon bridge and computers to Federation Standard while the crew was there. One of Spock's duties on the Enterprise was to keep the library computer updated. I'm sure he updated the Bird of Prey to the Federation Database.
Plus, they replaced the Klingon food packs.
Yes, Scotty claimed that they were giving him a sore stomach. Why did they eat that stuff at all? I mean the trip from Genesis to Vulcan must not have taken more than a few hours and then they stayed on Vulcan all the time so why did Scotty even touch the thing? Another one of these remarks that don't make much sense.
Stress eating.
One of KRAD's novels (I think it was "Diplomatic Implausibility") mentioned that, while gagh is served live, it's not swallowed live, you're supposed to chew it, and Riker shotgunning his bowl as quickly as possible meant he ended up with a bad case of worms. I guess that's how you can tell the tourists from the real Klingon aficionados.It looked quite appealing when Riker devoured it with lust
This is not necessarily the way the Ferengi like their live food and I quote Nog on that: "What good are tube-grubs if they don't wiggle on the way down?"...
I could do without live serpent worms, but stuff like carpaccio and steak tartare are excellent examples of raw meat in human cuisine.Worms and raw meat... yum... so appetizing!
Kor
Apprently, katra can be dished out piecemeal, much like regeneration energy in Doctor Who - this is essentially what Sarek does with Mike Burnham. It's not known if Sarek loses something in the process, like the Doctors do; quite possibly, katra is like love and never runs out no matter how much you give.
That katra would add up to the noncorporeal equivalent of one's everyday existence is not established. You can bottle up Surak's katra and then have meaningful discussions with it, but that's still probably way short of actually having Surak around. And a katra helps reboot a body resurrected by Genesis, but neither katra nor Genesis alone would bring back Spock as far as we can tell.
Timo Saloniemi
That katra would add up to the noncorporeal equivalent of one's everyday existence is not established. You can bottle up Surak's katra and then have meaningful discussions with it, but that's still probably way short of actually having Surak around. And a katra helps reboot a body resurrected by Genesis, but neither katra nor Genesis alone would bring back Spock as far as we can tell.
Timo Saloniemi
I think it's better to note that it's not the CIA going to France to get the captured Soviet submarine. It's the CIA going to New York from Washington D.C.
Besides, every bit of data for the Federation would and probably was recorded by the Vulcan Starfleet command there answering to the civilian government....of Vulcan.
Sour.
