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The Queen is Actually A Glitch that infected the Hive
ryuranger
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I do not know if this Theory makes Sense to people and if its new or an old Theory, I been watching Voyager First Contact in wake of the Star Trek Picard Trailer and the Theories that Dahj is actually a Former Borg Queen. I am here to tell you She is not and here is why i think that is! We See the Borg as a Hive mind one mind in control over everything, and to organize these thoughts the collective created a Hub that can organize the Thought Patterns of Trillions of Drones that's where the Queen Sets in. She was not to Control the Hive but to kept minds Organize and P refection but there was a Glitch in the Programming of the Hub and thus the Queen is Born she as the mind of her own and thus begun to control the collective. The Queen in herself is basically a Glitch and with this craziness of perfection in controlling all life in the universe She basically the Reason why the Borg sought Perfection because Queen her self is a glitch and she need to satisfy her self for Perfection. So where dose Dahj fit in to all this why the Theory of her not the Queen well the Queen is Program that lives in the Hive and she uses Borg Avatars that she Creates to interact with Beings that she find most fascinating as well able to interact with the Collective personally but this is a Failed in it self we seen in Endgame and in First Contact when the Queen Dies so dose the collective and why is that because She is a Hub and she should be living with in the Collective herself. Unless she makes Back up of her self with in the Subspace network of the Borg Collective the Borg Will Die that is why Dahj is not the Queen and why the Queen is a major Glitch and Weakness with in the collective!!!
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A broken clock is correct two times every day so ME could be right once in their life.
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> ME hasn't been right about anything. How can they be when all they talk about is nonsense? Do your brain a favor and stop watching that garbage. Your IQ will go up significantly by doing so.
So what I'm hearing is your midnight edge's biggest fan? ;p
How can my IQ go up significantly when my brain cells have never been damaged by their show? The point of my post is that if they throw out enough nonsense, then by statistical probability, something they have said will be correct eventually by pure coincidence.
@ryuranger I suspect you don't speak English as first language but surely you at least speak paragraphs. Leave some line breaks, even if they're in random places.
Norway and Yeager dammit... I still want my Typhoon and Jupiter though.
JJ Trek The Kelvin Timeline is just Trek and it's fully canon... get over it. But I still prefer TAR.
#TASforSTO
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'Starfleet is not a military organisation. Its purpose is exploration.' Picard: Peak Performance
'This is clearly a military operation. Is that what we are now? Because I thought we were explorers!' Scotty: Into Darkness
'...The Federation. Starfleet. We're not a military agency.' Scotty: Beyond
'I'm not a soldier anymore. I'm an engineer.' Miles O'Brien: Empok Nor
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So far they're batting 0. And they are pretty much considered nothing more than rage mongering trolls looking to rile up people. Hell... at this point anything Midnight's Edge is even close to being considered spam by at least one Mod because of how divisive the content is. All it does is polarize the community and cause flame wars. And for all we know... that is the goal of the channel. To divide and attack.
In short, Midnight's Edge content can be considered no different than gatekeeping behavior on the forums, which is against forum rules.
Honestly I'd be more inclined to trust TrekYards, as they at least have had contact with people who have worked on ships for Trek in the past when examining certain ship designs. Other than that... its their own opinions. Not claiming to be Word of God truth.
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So far we have a trailer. That's all. It intrigues me without revealing significant information, which is the purpose of a trailer.
Other ideas I've hard or heard that I like are:
—That she is essentially a pressure valve. She expresses the collected individual expression of the entire collective, thus allowing the rest to act harmoniously.
—The she is the vestigial remnant of a leader for the poto-Borg, who initially were cybernetically linked beings mentally dominated by a leader. The collective will of the controlled drones eventually overwhelmed her mind, thus creating the Collective. But although she was now a part of a single mind, the core programming of the original network was so deeply embedded in the Collective that the there still needed to be a One-Who-Is-Many existing even if she was not truly the leader. (This would mean that the One-Who-Is-Many would actually be the first being to be assimilated.)
—That whatever she was, Hugh being taught individuality did infect her a little before his cube was separated, and thus she acts more individually afterwards than she previously would have.
The Borg were an allegory to the same kind of decentralized peer-to-peer networking that the internet is based on, which is far scarier than the insect model since there are no centralized points to attack and any losses are simply covered by other parts of the collective shifting to take up the slack. Networks like that were in the deeper scientific news at the time the Borg were thought up, poised to hit the popular news in the near future and so were ideal plot fodder for a science fiction show at the time.
As for the decision making thing, the only real need for a central authority figure is to speed up decision making, and the near-instantaneous mind to mind communication the Borg have would eliminate the speed difference between a team consensus and a centralized leader. There is a secondary use as a spokesperson for the collective, but they really do not need a queen as such for that.
That website certainly had some interesting pictures of Borg.