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** Spock seems less closed-off to his own emotions, as he seems to express genuine irritation, while speaking to Captain Picard at the beginning of the episode. Perhaps he followed his own realization that "Logic is the beginning of wisdom... ...not the end", in Star Trek VI.
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** Spock seems less closed-off to his own emotions, as he seems to express genuine irritation, while speaking to Captain Picard at the beginning of the episode. Perhaps he followed his own realization that "Logic is the beginning of wisdom... ...not the end", in Star Trek VI.''Film/StarTrekVITheUndiscoveredCountry''.
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** Yes, 2,000 Romulan soldiers should have absolutely no problem handling the ''billions'' of Vulcan geniuses who are just as physically tough as they are and know their home planet, its technological infrastructure, and its resources a lot better than they do! Even worse in hindsight, as [[Series/StarTrekVoyager Tuvok]] would later reveal that there is a "Vulcan Institute for Defensive Arts," [[GoodIsNotSoft clearly indicating that their pacifism does not extend to passively allowing themselves to get beaten up by just anyone who tries to roll them for their lunch money]]. Even with the presence of additional cloaked ships likely with additional troops, it would take a ''very'' well planned strike against key defensive targets to allow for a large invasion fleet to even attempt to take over the entire planet. And that's even before Starfleet gets involved.
** And on the subject of stupidity, we might as well say it again: Sela, you idiot! What the hell were you ''thinking,'' leaving the heroes alone in a room with a computer? Especially after she actively recognized the ship Data commanded during "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS4E26S5E1Redemption Redemption]]," shortly before he defeated her, and now knows he's right here in front of her.
** Yes, 2,000 Romulan soldiers should have absolutely no problem handling the ''billions'' of Vulcan geniuses who are just as physically tough as they are and know their home planet, its technological infrastructure, and its resources a lot better than they do! Even worse in hindsight, as [[Series/StarTrekVoyager Tuvok]] would later reveal that there is a "Vulcan Institute for Defensive Arts," [[GoodIsNotSoft clearly indicating that their pacifism does not extend to passively allowing themselves to get beaten up by just anyone who tries to roll them for their lunch money]]. Even with the presence of additional cloaked ships likely with additional troops, it would take a ''very'' well planned strike against key defensive targets to allow for a large invasion fleet to even attempt to take over the entire planet. And that's even before Starfleet gets involved.
** And on the subject of stupidity, we might as well say it again: Sela, you idiot! What the hell were you ''thinking,'' leaving the heroes alone in a room with a computer? Especially after she actively recognized the ship Data commanded during "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS4E26S5E1Redemption Redemption]]," shortly before he defeated her, and now knows he's right here in front of her.
