Ok beamer
Ooh this comment is going to get you added to the pattern buffer.
Also my reply too.
Also, anyone who (a) reads these, or (b) does not read these. In fact,
(Bc if Miles is going to suffer, he's at least not going to do it alone:-P)
(Bc if Miles is going to suffer, he’s at least not going to do it alone:-P)
Ee'char has entered the
chatcellimplanted memorypattern buffer.
This is how Spot magically appears in different areas of the ship. S/he can enter and exit O’Brian’s pattern buffer at will.
Every time O’Brian sees it he just exhales and says, “Dammit all to hell - In or out, you!”
It’s unconfirmed if there are multiple instances of Spot on the ship at any given moment.
Didn't Spot have kittens?
I wrote it that way because Spot’s gender kept changing throughout the series, despite giving birth in Genesis.
@negativenull might be the next comic?
negativenull doesn't make those.
Spot just has a site to site transporter to hook up with the other cats on the ship
I had this argument a little while ago, and someone mentioned that this was answered somewhere in ST lore, but will ask here.
When you are teleported to another place, are you killed and essentially "remade" in the place you're teleporting to, or is there a confirmation that the entity teleported from A to B is the same person.
(Sorry to be all deep on a cat pic, but this convo came to mind and I can't ignore it now)
Considering that it can lead to a clone, it's definitely the first explanation.
I remember that being discussed endlessly in Enterprise. But the solution was "fuck that, the ship is exploding, beam me up", not any answer to your question.
The Second One. The supernatural parts remain the same (the Vulcans make a big deal out of that, and would have a fit if people were being killed), the exact same matter is moved, and people remain conscious during the process.
In Star Trek, cloning is a much more complex affair, needing to grow the clone and all. If the transporter just copied people, destroying the original, they could just use that instead.
According to the non canon Star Trek Technical Manual, the transporter physically disassembles your particles, moves them to the destination location, and reassembles them with quark level accuracy. So-called "Heisenberg compensators" are a key technology to allow this to occur.
The on screen canon is at least somewhat consistent with this, but maybe not entirely.
If the person who appeared at the other end was the same person then Thomas Riker wouldn't have been able to exist.
The transporter is a person shredder.
Every time you are fed into it a version of you dies and another one is born
Thanks to different transporter accidents that cat has been cloned, re-merged with it's clone, separated from its clone again, and made into kitten. And Lt. Thomas Fluffpants eventually joined the Maquis because they let him hunt Cardassian lizardmice.
Cardassian lizardmice
r/ProperAnimalNames is leaking, but you're not wrong.
Also, it is a little-known fact that Tuvix actually had a third, more... fluffy counterpart buried inside of their "pairing":-).
Which means that at least once Janeway has killed this cat. And parallel Janeways definitely more than once.
Damn, this kitty gets around!:-P
Just more trauma O'Brian has to deal with.
No, I don't want to be beamed down. I just want to know that when I decide I do want to be beamed down, I'll be able to.
Haha. Just in case. I want to know.
Now hold me in the materialization phase for several minutes...
Just purrfect
When the Capitan is Caitian.
Ah, so your average Caitian.
Only you....
Jeez.
Accurate, but jeez.
🎵 Beam me up, beam me down, beam my team back on the ground 🎶
Dammit Milo, I'm a doctor not a blasted doorman!
