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No, I meant that. Nemesis appeals to the id, rather than the ego.

anybody buying that?

Mikey wrote:No, I meant that. Nemesis appeals to the id, rather than the ego.

anybody buying that?

No..nor do I get it.

Freudian psycholanalytic terminology.

But, yeah, it was a typo.

We've gotten so good at rationalizing trek, we can explain away typos now. We ARE talanted!

TNG played "superego" for so long, it was due for a change

um ... by the way, the speed limit was for only a certain sector of space. For some unknown reason the fabric of subspace in this limited area suffered from the generation of warp fields. however, this was not a UNIVERSAL constant. That is why a science vessel was going to be dispatched to study the phenomonen and hopefully find a way to reverse the damage.

I always thought it was universal - the region of space in question just suffered the effects more because it was a space corridor travelling at high warp.

kostmayer wrote:I always thought it was universal - the region of space in question just suffered the effects more because it was a space corridor travelling at high warp.

I think you are right; I recall an epsiode where Picard got special permission to exceed the warp five limit to get to a location as soon as possible.

katefan wrote:

kostmayer wrote:I always thought it was universal - the region of space in question just suffered the effects more because it was a space corridor travelling at high warp.

I think you are right; I recall an epsiode where Picard got special permission to exceed the warp five limit to get to a location as soon as possible.

I could be wrong, but I think Picard gets permission at the beginning of "The Phoenix". Its the one with Captain Picard day at the beginning

To bad we never got to see Commander Riker day, too.

kostmayer wrote:

katefan wrote:

kostmayer wrote:I always thought it was universal - the region of space in question just suffered the effects more because it was a space corridor travelling at high warp.

I think you are right; I recall an epsiode where Picard got special permission to exceed the warp five limit to get to a location as soon as possible.

I could be wrong, but I think Picard gets permission at the beginning of "The Phoenix". Its the one with Captain Picard day at the beginning

"The Pegasus," that is. The Phoenix was the renegade Nebula class ship chasing down Cardies under Captain Maxwell in "The Wounded."

Thanks, always get those two mixed up