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I'm currently acquiring Star Trek: First Contact and will be watching it soon.
But reading the plot. It doesn't answer many questions.
First, what is the last episode the Borgs have been presented? Does the current Star Trek Picard or other series have Borgs in them?
The Borgs can assimilate other civilizations. In Star Trek, they can even do time travel. So have the Borgs attempted any Event Horizon stun. Meaning trying to assimilate other dimensions and got possessed as a result?
And about the Federations. They have a rule about non-interference in other planets affair. Star Trek has the fleet original on Earth so they can interfere in Earth affairs, but to what extend can they interfere in other planets?
For example for sake of illustration. If we have Borg-like creatures now possessed by entities from other dimensions and are on Earth and they are kidnapping advanced people to assimilate and even have plan to stay on earth. To what extend could the Federation interfere on our behalf? In Star Trek. Will they just ignore other world to be assimilated by the Hive or will they violate the rule of non-interference? What is the threshold of a civilization progress when they can already interfere or present themselves to the world public at large? What episodes or movies where these choices are made distinct?
But reading the plot. It doesn't answer many questions.
First, what is the last episode the Borgs have been presented? Does the current Star Trek Picard or other series have Borgs in them?
The Borgs can assimilate other civilizations. In Star Trek, they can even do time travel. So have the Borgs attempted any Event Horizon stun. Meaning trying to assimilate other dimensions and got possessed as a result?
And about the Federations. They have a rule about non-interference in other planets affair. Star Trek has the fleet original on Earth so they can interfere in Earth affairs, but to what extend can they interfere in other planets?
For example for sake of illustration. If we have Borg-like creatures now possessed by entities from other dimensions and are on Earth and they are kidnapping advanced people to assimilate and even have plan to stay on earth. To what extend could the Federation interfere on our behalf? In Star Trek. Will they just ignore other world to be assimilated by the Hive or will they violate the rule of non-interference? What is the threshold of a civilization progress when they can already interfere or present themselves to the world public at large? What episodes or movies where these choices are made distinct?