Q: I was wondering, Kathy, what could anyone possibly see in this big oaf anyway? Is it the tattoo? Because MINE'S BIGGER! Captain Janeway: Not big enough.
We have seen other Q mess with free will, for example, the one that was enamored with Riker. This is pushy and inappropriate for human standards, but here, Q is respecting the Captain's autonomy. As much as a Q can show respect for a human. This is the same guy that condemned a bunch of innocent people to die at the hands of the Borg in the Enterprise's first encounter with them, that he initiated. The value he places on human rights or human life or human choice is very limited. Especially if he can rationalize it as ending up saving more human lives than he condemned, by giving humanity that heads' up about the Borg. He's very big picture and is willing to hurt people, he can often behave like a very amoral being. Yet, he did refuse to tamper with the free will and ended up eventually respecting the rejection. If Q can do that, we can too, lads.
He didn't actually condemn those 18 people to die, the Enterprise chose to stick around. But I agree that he was respectful in a way considering he's super powerful, although he should have taken no for an answer the first time
Q is back ! and this time he uses the dreaded four letter word. L O V E. Always remember, the word can only be spelled and spoken with spaces (and pauses) between the letters, else the world and the universe implodes .... Stay safe out there. ;-)
Can you do a video on Portulaca Oleracea, aka common purslane. It's the only known plant to go between CAM and c4 photosynthesis based on drought conditions. Also, its edible and nutritious and interesting, and an excuse to talk about succulents and stuff
If Q offers to snap Voyager home if Janeway complies, I think she would do it. Then the TV series would have ended. An inconvenient truth or a convenient omission.
@@TentaclePentacle. Nah, way too smart. With Q there will always be a catch, which cannot (or can hardly) be anticipated, and a guarantee that you will regret it, no matter what the actual outcome is.🖖🏼
Hmmm... given the fallout of that? Probably the right choice. We're talking about boundaries here. I don't think Starfleet would have any problem with that. @@TentaclePentacle
@@christinacody8653 why would there be any fallout. The captain is willing to give her life to get the crew home so why not just have a kid with Q. Better than losing your life.
It's no surprise that the same actor who plays Q, ends up being the character Discord in My Little Pony. I apologize for the odd comparison, but those two characters are almost interdimensional versions of each other. In the MLP:FIM series, Discord is a chaotic being that pursues Fluttershy, the element of kindness. Whereas, in this show, Q, a more complex interdimensional being, creates chaos and has interest in Captain Janeway, a strong and independent individual. Both Q and Discord kinda mirror each other in a few ways. Just an observation.
Jane way should have taken one for the team. Take Q up on his offer and get the crew home right away. But no it seems her pride is more important than getting the crew home safely.
