In the TNG episode "[URL="
http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/The_Chase_(episode)]The Chase[/URL]" Picard and "others" encounters an image of there common (4 billion year old) ancestors, who explains they where alone in the milkyway and thus spread there own DNA trueout the galaxy in hope of everyone had become friends and stuff

My questions therefor is.
1. Where is or was Qs?
2. Shouldnt they have encountered em, or does the Qs have limits to how far back in time they can go?
3. And this raises another question, WHEN did the Qs first appear?
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Oh and i recall correctly, There have been more then one big bang in the "star trek universe", right?
It is possible there was interaction between them that we do not know about, it is possible that the Q had simply no direct interest in them or decided to watch what may have been the first sentient race evolve and what course it would take.
Question I want to know is in what order the T'kon empire and Iconians appeared and disappeared and were the Preservers at all present?
With what the Romulan featured episodes set us up for, with the help of what the Breen set us up for I am willing to wager that the Preservers will serve a role in helping us beat back the Iconians, since some were in stasis (see last level of the Breen featured series) and since we saw in limited form the T'kon empire do the same in TNG (Riker and Damon Tog the Ferangi had a discussion with one) We may, though unlikely, see them play some small role too.
According to the Star Chart maps, the First Humanoids were predominant in the Gamma Quadrant 4 billion years ago.
The T'kon Empire was prevalent 600,000 years ago in the Alpha and Beta Quadrants. Iconia was in the Beta Quadrant and lost power 200,000 years ago.
I kept thinking that the Q would be revealed as humans of the future.
Voyager showed us that the next stage in human evolution is slugs. Giant amphibious slugs.
Slugs?
Im now a sad panda, i dont wanna be a slug!
got an image?
Why, yes. Yes I do.
Captain Janeway and L.T Paris as slugs.
And this is yet another reason I fear captaining any ship in game that goes over Warp 10.
They're newts. Huge difference (and a vast improvement if I do say so myself).
As for the Preservers being the first, the Q might've simply never shown themselves. Theorethically, considering how many civilizations in Star Trek at some point develop time travel, there could've (and probably would've) been observers from thousands or millions of species from the milky way alone, hailing from every point along the universe's existence, studying the Preservers and taking equally great care not to reveal themselves. At the very least, they got mentioned by the Preservers about as much as the Q.
She turned me into a newt!
A newt?
I got better...
Q seems to believe that humans might one day advance further then the Qs, or atleast have the potential to do so.
Is there reason to believe that the further you travel into time, the more uncertain that timeline is the correct one?
And Qs worries are founded in fear of what might happin in the future?... Or might not happin...
edit: excuse me, if the questions are more then just trekkie questions and lean on a teoreticphysisistly one instead. (uhh big words - english isnt my native language - pardon my spelling)