If that were the case, you could argue any iteration of the Doctor EMH using the mobile emitter would have the Borg classification. Not saying it's not valid, as it could be considered being multi-species, like Troi or Spock.
If that were the case, you could argue any iteration of the Doctor EMH using the mobile emitter would have the Borg classification. Not saying it's not valid, as it could be considered being multi-species, like Troi or Spock.
I thought the mobile emitter came from the future or something. It was Borg?
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If that were the case, you could argue any iteration of the Doctor EMH using the mobile emitter would have the Borg classification. Not saying it's not valid, as it could be considered being multi-species, like Troi or Spock.
Maybe I'm remembering wrong but wasn't the mobile emitter future Federation tech? The only Borg connection was One's creation.
If that were the case, you could argue any iteration of the Doctor EMH using the mobile emitter would have the Borg classification. Not saying it's not valid, as it could be considered being multi-species, like Troi or Spock.
Maybe I'm remembering wrong but wasn't the mobile emitter future Federation tech? The only Borg connection was One's creation.
I looked it up. 29th century tech taken from Starling. He either had stolen it, or reverse engineered it from the stranded Timeship...
I think Data should have the Borg trait. I also thing Tuxedo Nog is missing the veteran trait. He is a veteran, and the entire point of the episode is him dealing with war ptsd. And we all know Cadet Wesley is missing the pilot trait.
Some missing traits you could argue are questionable, but there’s lots missing from cards we know definitely belong.
The confusion probably lays where the mobile emitter was infused into One's neo cortex from birth in a voyager episode. So for one moment in time it was a part of Borg technology.
As to Data I think it's a bit too loose to give him the borg trait, I feel Tempted Data would be a better argument, if I recall rightly organic tissue was used to help give data feeling and lure him into the borg collective.
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I think the comic writers were, in a way, trying to evoke the "questionable morality" shown by Lore when he used Hugh's Borg cluster to advance his own agenda. Mirror Universe, evil Data would obviously be more like his evil brother.
Following that thought... The One, Lore, has the Borg trait. So, it's up to DB.
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1) are they that race
2) are they trying to be that race,
Edit: thought of one more honorary.
I thought the mobile emitter came from the future or something. It was Borg?
Maybe I'm remembering wrong but wasn't the mobile emitter future Federation tech? The only Borg connection was One's creation.
I looked it up. 29th century tech taken from Starling. He either had stolen it, or reverse engineered it from the stranded Timeship...
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Mobile_emitter
I think Data should have the Borg trait. I also thing Tuxedo Nog is missing the veteran trait. He is a veteran, and the entire point of the episode is him dealing with war ptsd. And we all know Cadet Wesley is missing the pilot trait.
Some missing traits you could argue are questionable, but there’s lots missing from cards we know definitely belong.
As to Data I think it's a bit too loose to give him the borg trait, I feel Tempted Data would be a better argument, if I recall rightly organic tissue was used to help give data feeling and lure him into the borg collective.
Following that thought... The One, Lore, has the Borg trait. So, it's up to DB.
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Could you please continue the petty bickering? I find it most intriguing.
~ Data, ST:TNG "Haven"