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to r/DaystromInstitute by adamkotsko
4 months ago
"Darmok" is a great idea, but not a great episode
to r/DaystromInstitute by ChadMeister2394921
8 months ago
What ever actually became of the Forces of Nature (7x09) Warp Speed Limit and what were its consequences?
to r/DaystromInstitute by WelfOnTheShelf
9 months ago
How old were Beverly and Jack Sr.?
to r/DaystromInstitute by ThankYouPhysicist
1 year ago
TNG "Contagion" - Was Varley dead before the explosion? And if so, why?
to r/DaystromInstitute by daecrist
9 months ago
Why Admiral Satie is the best of the Badmirals, The Drumhead as a critique of entrenched and unyielding bureaucracy
to r/DaystromInstitute by Classic_Pause_8042
6 months ago
Who got the court martial for the enterprise D?
to r/DaystromInstitute by alienshipwreck
1 year ago
Zora is sentient and therefore an individual. Could she be assimilated by the Borg?
to r/DaystromInstitute by trekkie1701c
9 months ago
The Achilles Heel of the Borg is Eternal September
to r/DaystromInstitute by bolwonder
5 months ago
What made Seven of Nine so unique?
to r/DaystromInstitute by bolwonder
5 months ago
How do you think Seven gets along/would get along with her old crew mates on Voyager now?
to r/DaystromInstitute by Emergency_Argument29
5 months ago
Am I the only one who thought this is what they should’ve done with Ezri?
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to r/DaystromInstitute by SailingSpark
5 months ago
What if Voyager had been a Galaxy class?
to r/DaystromInstitute by HotRabbit999
4 months ago
The Borg Queen's Target has always been Picard, because he accidentally founded the Borg in the far future
to r/DaystromInstitute by bolwonder
5 months ago
How advanced do you think 32nd century Borg are, assuming they are still around during this time period?
to r/DaystromInstitute by bolwonder
5 months ago
Could Species 10c be the most advanced corporeal species in all of Trek?
to r/DaystromInstitute by JonSolo1
9 months ago
Picard Guinean continuity/retcon?
in Guinea
to r/DaystromInstitute by JonSolo1
9 months ago
Did all of the Enterprise-E crew members killed in the Borg siege come back to life with the correction of history?
to r/DaystromInstitute by Alternative-Path2712
5 months ago
What are the benefits of the Nebula-class Sensor pod attachment? Can it detect cloaked ships?
to r/DaystromInstitute by 67thou
5 months ago
Dr McCoy gave the sick woman in "The Voyage Home" a capsule of Bio-memetic Gel
to r/DaystromInstitute by dreadful_name
5 months ago
What happened to the cloaking device technology the federation captured in ‘The Enterprise Incident’
to r/DaystromInstitute by OneChrononOfPlancks
5 months ago
A Defiant-class ship could defeat a refit-Excelsior class ship, on fair terms
to r/DaystromInstitute by OneChrononOfPlancks
5 months ago
"(Jean-Luc Picard) is one of the very few non-Klingons enshrined in the Hall of Warriors," with a statue.
to r/DaystromInstitute by aechard12
5 months ago
How weren't people in the federation basically immortal?
to r/DaystromInstitute by OneChrononOfPlancks
5 months ago
Protostar's "Vehicle Replicator" isn't new, we've just never seen it highlighted before.
to r/DaystromInstitute by Meretneith
5 months ago
Why did Starfleet/Sisko never interfere with Bashir’s and Garak’s “lunches”?