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- Star Trek The Next Generation s03e25 Transfigurations
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Something not taught enough in school is that good mathematical skill isn't really about rapid arithmetic, but in being able to set up the equation itself.
computer say's no
I was in a class years ago and someone complained that they hated word problems. They didn't appreciate it at all when I pointed out life was a word problem.
Astronomers making astrological calculations beg to differ. :)
@@JeffDeWitt Yeah but I also don't want to solve a freaking riddle before I have to solve a 20 minute long problem
@@Garvey64LIVE64 Maybe not, but in the real world things aren't presented as a nice equation.
"I knew it. CAPTAIN!"
"I'm right here, Georgi."
I thought the same thing, lol
Got abit excited there didn’t he?
Like that kid that wants to tell the teacher they solved the question first. Seemed out of place.
I thought that too, hahaha
I was trying to talk with Worf.....
That has to be some of the best treknobabble I've heard
The best technobabble is when you can understand it, like this.
The worst is went it's meaningless and wastes just fills runtime.
This stuff actually means something tho...
@@epiendless1128 Good technobabble is like Shakespeare. You don’t have to understand every word to follow the general conversation. TNG excelled at this.
@@keithklassen5320 True, this was basically just trying to overlay a map, that failing, then using the sensor data in the black box to find a landmark to compare to then comparing that to course corrections the escape pod took.
@@epiendless1128 Quantum lightyear cannon would be bad technobabble
I love the Data-and-Geordi-solve-a-puzzle scenes the best
"You must not take me home".
Me after my first trip to Chuck E. Cheese.
When I used to make the same exclaimation my wife told me to grow up.
You came there to escape?
You know what I notice most watching these old clips? The background music was superb! It ebbs and flows so well with the dialogue.
Ah yes, the days before TNG switched over to wallpaper music.
His chest glows because it is heartburn from all the beans he ate.
Bean there, not done that.
Space Beans man, they give the worst heartburn....
Taco Hell........
He needs some tums and pepto bismal
Can someone tell me the significance between beans and Star Trek? I'm not making fun of this or anything, I'm just unsure.
Geordi turning around and shouting "Captain" reminded me of that moment in Star Wars where Darth Vader spins around and practically yells "General Veers!", in both cases in my head it's immediately followed up with "oh shit, you're right here, my bad"
If I were Picard in this clip I would've jumped out of my skin when Geordi did that
Its at 0:51
When did Vader do this?
@@bradameerbeg2154 beginning of Empire, I think.
Hahaha I always found that GENERAL VEERS bit funny
Organic storage is a cool concept that Star Trek did first and now is shown to be a feasible technology
Feasible tech as in our brains? Am I reading you correctly?
@@fritzwilhelm8258 They have begun experiments in "DNA digital data storage" that could be a viable alternative to conventional storage in the future. It's still early days
@@garethrooney2708 Heard of it. The amount of "information", digital or analog, capable of being stored in a DNA or DNA-like matrix is said to be off the charts.
It was proven viable well before we even existed. DNA is literally data storage.
It's gonna be hard to beat quantum computing. It's a sub-atomic level
Worth pointing out, that Picard stands there watching for a full minute and half without saying anything. But he is still.... engaged.
I see what you did there.
lol
These "adaptive computers" are super cool and terrifying.
Wouldn't it be great to have memory storage devices using nucleic acids instead of the hard drives we use now?
@@55Quirll no, far too slow, or far too inaccurate, depending on organism.
@@PureGoldNeverCorrodes Maybe, but it would be interesting to see if such a system would work.
@@55Quirll we already have such technology
Also science Fiction.
I wonder if this is where Starfleet picked up the idea behind the bio-neural gel packs.
no wonder they always had issues, they got the idea from a crashed ship
Perhaps, but they don't use them for storage media, only for faster computer time.
SCE eBook: The Future Begins details that it was a non federation species that designed the gel packs and sold the tech to the federation.
@@55Quirll wouldn't they carry the doctors program at times so. If they could ferry Info like that. I'm sure they could store a couple of mp3s at least.
@@Padge112 The program, yes, but the Dr is a Hologram and needs emitters to run completely. Example was the mobile emitter, latter on there was a Federation Starship with a M2 Dr who could go anywhere on the ship because the shop had emitters placed just about everywhere 👍
3:50 yeah it is!
Must be so freaking scary to be dreadfully afraid of something and you don't remember why.
Just a intense feeling of fear and likely basic survival instinct.
Part of his brain knows, at least at a simple, that "going home" equals death.
Except that I suspect, as Picard did, that he remembers a lot more than he's telling.
This is how it feels to code something that works on the first try.
This must've been an exciting episode. Never-before-seen forehead wrinkles.
I love how Jordi just turns and snaps "Captain!"
I'm right here Geordi.
IM HAVING TROUBLE WITH THE RADAR, SIR!
0:54 I like how Data says "we" have determined... after Geordi did all the work. :P
I almost fell off my chair when I heard Data say that! Theoretically, he has no ego, but... Everybody walks over Geordy though, Data probably thought he must like it..
Geordi started on the correct path (and deserves credit - and he made that clear in the beginning of exploring the idea - " _I_ am not giving up now I have come close ...." ), but Data immediately found several of the right questions to narrow down the possibilities. (and Geordi tought of others). Like always- if 2 or more capable people cooperate and support each other, they are better as _team_ than each of them could be - or faster. So Data was not stroking his (non existing) ego, it was a WE effort and WE success.
The forest is more than the sum of its trees
.... even if one or a few impressive trees may stand out and bring higher value for the eco system - think roots system, mining minerals, bringing up ground water, securing the soil, being the source of seeds to replant, providing shade, wind shelter, and food). That tree on its own would be weaker w/o the smaller trees bushes and other plants and life forms above and under ground.
Having a brilliant idea / original hypothesis is useless if you cannot pursue it or verfiy it. And Data was a major part of the process that Geordi had started. hence the use of the word: WE
Edit: Data used "we" right from the beginning before they had explored it in detail. However: Geordi came to him to work with the idea, and Data was indeed useful in the process and came up immediately with the proper questions to narrow down possibilities. And both officers knew Data was a major part of the effort (was going to be a major part of the effort).
So the use of WE was not arrogant, if reflected the correct assessment of how much the crew relied on Data for assessments in such situations.
After watching the clip, I could have sworn it was team work.
2.3 parsecs = 7.59 light years. In order for them to take 3 weeks, they'd have to be cruising along at Warp 4.5, roughly.
I was thinking the same. That seems like a reasonable cruising speed, though I'd like if they expanded more on why they don't just travel at Warp 9 most of the time. They'd get a lot more exploring done.
Obviously there are energy issues to consider (as while you go exponentially faster, you also use exponentially more energy, causing issue if you're traveling out of range of starbases) or even increased maintenance considerations, again, not desirable outside the range of a starbase [Edit: Or even conserving energy reserves for any number of humanitarian or self-defense situations.]
I know in some sectors there are speed limits for various political or 'environmental' reasons, so I wonder how often they pass through those
I also wonder if they have a secondary task of passively charting systems, which might be more difficult at higher warps
Just... some ramblings
@@whompronnie I don't remember if it was before or after this episode but it was eventually discovered warp travel damages space so most non-emergency/urgent travel was speed limited.
@@whompronnie well it was stated in another episode that travelling at high warp causes damage to the vessel itself for long periods of time and builds up a type of radiation that can endanger the crew. plus in a later episode they found that the warp energy actually destroyed space by leaving a type of pollution behind. and there was also the energy consumption. warp 8+ was an exponential class higher of energy usage (comparable to the damage from various categories of hurricanes). and the dilithium crystals can only last so long as well before needing replacement at a starbase.
"Then we can continue our mission without significant interruption... for once."
When approaching a new star system always raise shields and have weapons on stand by. You never know what kind of trouble lies beyond the next corner.
1:28 Data : Assume I said this without needing to dub over the line.
It would be easy to assume that this storage module they found in the escape pod, using RNA would probably be a reference for inspiring the first bio neural gel packs as seen on Voyager.
0:51 Geordi : I knew it.
𝘾𝘼𝙋𝙏𝘼𝙄𝙉 !!!!!!!!!!! 💥✨
Picard : I’m only a few feet away Commander, no. need to shout.
Giordi should have looked at data and been like “whats this we’ve determined thing…it was my damn idea!”
I try not to pick fights with men made of titanium.
@@heidikickhouse- lol I can’t argue with that logic I suppose
Geordi started on the correct path (and deserves credit - and he made that clear - " _I_ am not giving up now I have come close ...." ), but Data immediately found several of the right questions to narrow down the possibilities. (and Geordi tought of others). Like always- if 2 or more capable people cooperate and support each other, they are better as _team_ than each of them could be - or faster. So Data was not stroking his ego, it was a WE effort and success.
The forest is more than the sum of its trees
.... even if one or a few impressive trees may stand out and bring higher value for the eco system - think roots system, mining minerals, bringing up ground water, securing the soil, being the source of seeds to replant, providing shade, wind shelter, and food). That tree on its own would be weaker w/o the smaller trees bushes and other plants and life forms above and under ground.
"You must not take me home!! Home is where the bills are."
Since it took the computer all of two seconds to verify Geordi's hypothesis, why didn't he just do that the night before?
Lack of authority to do it without a second opinion??
Dramatic effect... Or Geordi just wanted to show off in front of Picard and Data
Ya , you gotta suspend your disbelief of the plot holes in order to enjoy the show.There are always such ridiculous plot holes that they never bother to explain away in the dialogue, but they usually try.
I imagine that geordi is good with engineering and stuff but when it comes to making the computer do stuff data is good at wording things and science stuff.
He didn’t have the storage device with him in his quarters. Something like that wouldn’t be allowed outside of certain areas of the ship.
0:49 Indoor voices please, Geordi
*whispers* "I knew it."
*explosive exclamation* "CAPTAIN!" *Everyone on the bridge are knocked prone from the blast. The viewscreen shatters. In the distance, children cry.*
"I knew it, CAPTAIN!"
*Enterprise proceeds to explode*
Picard:"Now we can continue our mission without significant delay."
“Computer, solve all of my problems.”
"Sorry, some things even I can't solve."
Computer here is my resume with all my work experience and job skills. Please find me a career without too mulch pain.
1:02 Hmm, it seems unlikely that Data didn't know the answer to the question he was asking the computer before he finished asking it.
But computer can visualize it for the decision maker(s) - and the computer has a larger storage capacity (space needed in an android that looks like a human, as opposed to a comupter (or several) that can take up whole rooms and can have a cooling circuit etc.. Even Data aks the computer.
That's only 19.1% of a risky Kessel Run! Piece of cake.
The Yellow Light From His Chest Helps Keep The Beans Warm!!!
My cat was like WTF with your new intro song.
Funny LaForge was just thinking. N comes up with an answer !!!!!
Brilliant !!!!!😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄 Data didn't think of it !!!!!
0:10 and lo, there was a convenient flat shelf where there had never been a convenient flat shelf before.
This Series really was Great my friends. Thanks.
Ah yes, I loved that episode.. .he was turning 9th dimensional. It's...a lot.
Jean Grey in X-men Phoenix had a similar experience. This guy took the transformation much better than she did.
More like the Ancients in Stargate SG-1, though not as far yet.
You might be right, he may have been ascending.
Release your burden 😀
I'm energy now, Jack.
O'Neill: How's that working out for you? 😆
@@retluoc Loved that episode of SG-1, wish we could all ascend like Daniel, but not with those arrogant Ancients 👍 waiting for you
Why 9?
That's a long story, and I'm a geek...😄
There are 12 theoretical levels of existence. 9th is the ultimate level of our existence. Beyond that you lose sense of self.
But 12 is God, yes, capital G. 11 would be the Organians...10 might be the Q.
But in theory, 9th dimensional energy is the energy God used to create our universe.
Told you it was a long story 😆
The storage container was filled with beans!
*me at school when there’s finally a good day of relaxation and no tests with pizza and my parents decide to pick me up early:*
And I can't even get my phone to skip to the next track of music easily.
21 century computers are jerks.
well that's obviously because you don't have an android giving the orders to your phone.
Geordi shouted so he could get the attention and credit before Data could
He can't go back. He must transcend.
You must not take... take me home...
...'cuz I don't remember.
It was a feeling.
You Must Not Take Me Home...that's what we all scream after we get married...
Picard: Well done Georgi and Data
The Computer: Am I chopped liver?
"Have to...eat more beans..." 😆
3 weeks to go 2.3 parsecs? Seems pretty slow. 2.3 parsecs = 7.5 ly in 3 weeks is (if my calculations are correct) is 132 x C or between warp 4 and 4.5.
The Enterprise is on a mapping mission, so they are probably not heading directly to the alien's home planet.
Picard said it wasn't to interfere with their current mission. So they weren't in any hurry to get there.
Since they were charting the area they were probably making stops along the way to do things like deploy communication arrays, pick up long range probes and set up monitoring equipment on planets that might be of some interest for follow up missions to take a look at.
Huh- I was also thinking that seemed quite slow, funny how 132xC is actually absurdly fast but, despite not actually talking about distance much, Star Trek has gotten me to think of that as slow. I guess Warp factor being super-linear makes sense, all the times when they go from one star system to another mid-crisis are usually at higher warps.
@@AlexanderRM1000 is it linear or non-linear? Wtf is superlinear???
Data's hand when pointing at the screen had no makeup on it. if that was even Brent Spiner doing the pointing
I think it is the red glare from a monitor that makes data's hand appear with no make-up
There's a red/orange like which, combined with the makeup, makes his hand look almost normal. You can see Burton's hand immediately after, with the same red glow.
Geordi shouts: "CAPTAIN"
Picard: Talk to me
Data: “Assume those points, I mean paths, are course corrections…”
No, points. They are points in space where course corrections were made.
2:25 At first I heard Jean-Luc, lol
dont remember this episode at all, will have to take note when I get back to S3
star trek is at its best when it is solving problems.
Audio sounds like it's playing over itself in this clip.
With a team like this, no wonder Picard was a lengendary Captain
2:30 - Worf should have just turned around randomly and shouted "I KNEW IT! HA!"
Those Beans are Encoded Navigation Charts that must Be Consumed in Mass Quantity to relay full 4 dimensional Information to Find the Path to Earl Grey Beans and Soup, yummy, just not yet we must locate the Spice mines to free the Ones held inside or they may escape to Rampage in uncontrollable anger in the Next season or 2, and it really flavors the Beans nicely
Pulsars brought to us by Dame Jocelyn Bell
The glow of beans can only be known by one whom has hardwood open fired the contemplation of flat earther's claim of firmament and the knowledge gained that they're mad in any natural history museum.
Magical fruit & good for the Heart ❤
Ok Google, sequence and decrypt this alien DNA
Commander, there is a vast gaseous anomaly preventing our copyright scans from detecting prohibited behaviour.
Sorry, I had beans for lunch
it was evident!
Reverse engineer that and bio-neural gel packs are born.
By this I take it that Beverly Crusher does like the stronger types.
If she likes the jocks then why does she have feelings for Picard? He is an intellect, not an athlete.
I think they sell those blue things at Spencer's Gifts.
I had to look up this episode. Some weird premise about them evolving and become energy beings. Weird.
A parsec is about 3.x light years. So, their starting point is about as far away as the closest star is to Earth.
Mr Data and Jordy make a good team
Picard should have said 'Well Done' or 'Good Job'; that would have been better leadership.
Computer 2:24..."yeah bitches..I did that"
Not even so much of a ‘excellent work Data, Mr Laforge’ f**king hell Picard.
computer...., captain, computer,
@03:36, thé millenium falcon could do it in less than 12 parsecs
That Kessel run is a b****
Love the quirky new theme tune
Taptaptaptap Enhance!
Taptaptaptap Enhance!
Taptaptaptap Enhance!
Bingo there we go! We have our murderer, his license plate number, the weapon, blood type, dna profile, mother's maiden name, and next week's grocery shopping list.
but we still need half the episode to find him because hear hear he wasn't home and now we're back to square one.
I remember watching this episode and not being sure what to think of the alien. Seemed nice, not bad he can heal wounds aaannd there's something glowing in his chest. Oh no. Someone's going to die, or the alien will be destroyed or...
but nope.
I enjoyed more this episode the first time, now it's not the same, cause I already know what is going on 😕👍
We should see what happens to all these God-like species they find.
lol... so like, what's with the beans?
"CAPTAIN!"
"...I'm right here, Geordi."
lol I didn't notice this comment was made already, whatever
Fourth wall alert. I can see the cameraman and director in the bottom dome at 3:25
0:54 "We have determined that the storage capsule.."
WE Data? Really? Way to backstab your crewman.
BINGO!! 🤣
Next episode is Bestest of Both Worlds!!!!!!
Star Trek continues to forget that pulsars don’t shot particles in all directions.
I’ve noticed that the hum of the ships doesn’t exist in nuTrek.
i love beans to
1:35 What an awful font resolution. The ship didn't get the HD fonts update yet?
What? Scientific investigation that's not entirely technobabble madlibs? Numbers that aren't clearly off by 9 orders of magnitude? In MY Star Trek!?
BINGO!
WOPR: Shall we play a game?
The ladies usually tell me " you must take me home "
0:51 Do you have to shout when he's three feet away???
0:50
I did this once (less the star ship) during a "high stress" situation to my 1SGT....... "TOP!, he jumped, "Next time don't try to make me shit myself Ski"..
Edit: That Lt barking like that on a rather subdued bridge is pure over acting by LeVar Burton, lost alot of respect for the guy when he cried about not getting a GF in the DVD commentary.
@J Hemphill Gamer? that is a boast?
Bean go
Hey Google, why is the future using computer?
It is so difficult to find the other uploads of this episode. Any chance you can create a playlist for each episode?
I have a StarTrek Playlist and playlist for each season pal :) check the channel
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3 weeks to go two times the distance from the Earth to the sun?
A couple of parsecs takes weeks to cross?
Wtf is that intro???🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Numnumnumnumnumnum"
Q-ish? Funny, you don't look Q-ish. :P
Wait. Three WEEKS to travel 7 light-years? (3.26 X 2.3) What, are they on impulse power only or something?
that's 121 times the speed of light, around warp 4.5. They're doing a survey mission, so they're likely hopping from system to system, spending 3-4 days in each system, but heading in the general direction of John's origin