Re: [OT] The "genetically superior intellect", indeed!

EvilBill wrote:
> spike1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
>> EvilBill <quake2lives@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> did eloquently scribble:
>>> 1996, yeah - he states that to Chekov and Terrell early in the
>>> movie. (Oddly enough, he then contradicts himself by saying '200
>>> years ago' which would've meant 2085, but we can assume it was a
>>> slip of the tongue <g>)
>> Or more likely, they keep updating the timeline away from trek
>> original series to keep things more realistic.
>> :)
>> After all, we've not had the nuclear war they predicted either.
> 
> That's not supposed to happen till 2053, but given the current global 
> political situation, I'd say it's closer than that. <g>
> 
>> The
>> eugenics wars are nowhere to be seen,
> 
> Supposedly happened somewhat 'behind the scenes', so it could have been
a 
> secret war. LOL
> 
>> and cochrane's not going to be
>> able to invent warp drive in... whatever year he originally invented
>> it.
> 
> 2063? Well, he still might, after all he's not supposed to be born until

> 2030 ;)
> 
Didn't Voyager's little trip to Earth's past in the mid to late 90's 
kind of skew things a bit on the timeline with the introduction of 
futuristic technology? I know the Star Fleet Time Cops were involved in 
that episode as well - hmmm - foreshadowing of the tem****al stuff in 
Enterprise??????