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Spoilers Noonian Soong is still alive and we have seen him in Season 1

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Came upon the following thread on Reddit at r/daystrominstitute and was absolutely mindblown and needed to share it here, especially when i read the comment section.

https://www.reddit.com/r/DaystromIn...dj/dr_soong_datas_creator_never_actually_died

To make it short, Altan Inigo Soong = Alter Ego Soong

Think it's possible that Data's creator faked his death, especially as the redditor who made this thread found some other clues in "Brothers" that Soong never died in that episode.

Thoughts?
 
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In the Litverse, Soong transfered his consciousness into a Android body. He could have done the same in the TNG episode. Why pretend to be his son, versus a new Identity?
 
In the Litverse, Soong transfered his consciousness into a Android body. He could have done the same in the TNG episode. Why pretend to be his son, versus a new Identity?

Maybe he had made himself some enemies during the years and tried to stay out of sight by pretending to be his son.

Guess that at the end of "Brothers", with the help of Data, he may have transmitted his mind inside another Golem body. Hence Altan Inigo Soong. Afterwards he may have erased Data's memories or simply gave him a command to never mention what really happened.
 
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I long for the day when Star Trek return to its glory by creating new aliens and scenarios for their heroes. Ever since ENT, showrunners just can't seem to move on and continuing to dive into elements which were well presented on better shows (TOS, TNG) with the least amount of time. Stories would be told in one or two episodes back then, but now it takes an entire season to tell and still are incomplete.
 
I long for the day when Star Trek return to its glory by creating new aliens and scenarios for their heroes. Ever since ENT, showrunners just can't seem to move on and continuing to dive into elements which were well presented on better shows (TOS, TNG) with the least amount of time. Stories would be told in one or two episodes back then, but now it takes an entire season to tell and still are incomplete.

These things happened already in Lower Decks. And from what i read, SNW is also supposed to be episodic like the older shows.
 
Maybe he had made himself some enemies during the years and tried to stay out of sight by pretending to be his son.

Guess that at the end of "Brothers", with the help of Data, he may have transmitted his mind inside another Golem body. Hence Altan Inigo Soong. Afterwards he may have erased Data's memories or simply gave him a command to never mention what really happened.
What I think Ronald Held meant was, why keep a Soong link at all? If he had made enemies, then they might go after any of Soong's kin in an effort to find Soong himself. Why not change his face and take on a completely unrelated identity?

Kor
 
What I think Ronald Held meant was, why keep a Soong link at all? If he had made enemies, then they might go after any of Soong's kin in an effort to find Soong himself. Why not change his face and take on a completely unrelated identity?

Kor

As @fireproof78 said, perhaps it was arrogance or he was unwilling to completely let go of his legacy.

Or he was trying to preserve a kind of connection to his androids, which he regarded as part of his family.
 
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As @fireproof78 said, perhaps it was arrogance or he was unwilling to completely let go of his legacy.

Or he was trying to preserve a kind of connection to his androids, which he regarded as part of his family.
In the Litverse he created multiple alternate identities. No reason not to do it in PIC. Maybe he did and only told Maddox who he really was?
 
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