posted                      

quote:

---

Originally posted by a man who understands the difficulties of time:
It would NOT be logical at ALL!!

OMG it would be absolutly rediculous.

It would point to a disruption in the time-line then, and would point to Enterprise not actually supposed to happen.

---

We know the timeline was altered in FC and everything that happened after the E returned from the past was set in an alternative timeline, a timeline where the Borg had attacked earth in 2063 and Riker and Geordi, not Lily, were Cochranes co-pilots. Even though it seems as if everything turned out to be wonderful in the end, small temporal anomalies were caused (for example Cochrane actually seeing the E), leading to events like the construction of a Warp 5-vessel that looks much more like a 24th century ship than a 22nd century ship. 200 years later, small events like Lily seeing 24th century tech in her time lead to events like Insurrection (tits- and gorch-jokes, joysticks), Nemesis (Wesley and Janeway), Voyager post season 3 (dumbass Borg), DS9 post season 5 (ridiculous Starwarsish spacebattles) and Enterprise (I wont even start...). Basically everything after FC is not canon! *evil laugh*

That way, we can also explain things like the changing number of decks on the E-E or Janeway's unpredictable behaviour: Time is not static, and by causing an alternate universe everything was messed up. You have certain time bubbles and stuff that caused and cause several anomalies, some sort of shifting between universes. In one universe, the E has 29 decks, in another one it has 26 or 24 or 39 or 12 decks. You cannot say where we are at the moment, and terms like continuity are basically meaningless! *more evil laugh*

We can only hope tht one day someone travels back in time again and stops the sphere from even going back in time. On the other hand, maybe the Borg Queen herself was the one who caused the alternate timeline. Think of it: she appears again and again although she has been blown to shreds, molten down and infected with deadly diseases multiple times. I think temporal physics calls this the "Kenny-Syndrome". We know she hasn't been at Wolf allthough she wants us to think she was, and maybe this is all part of some evil plot of time-travelling agents from the 29th century. On the other hand, the evil guys from the future were encountered by post-season 3-Voyager and Enterprise, and if they never took place, how can those evil future guys even exist? Is this some weird causality loop? A temporal paradox? Or just a continuity issue? *head exploses*

Sorry. What was the topic all about?




--------------------
"This is great. Usually it's just cardboard walls in a garage."