Oh my god what they did with Zora was completely and entirely reckless. She knows virtually everything about Human behaviour and the crew from historical records, all media, and direct behavioural observations, where she could easily have shown those "subconscious" images to them just to build false connection, and even Stamets destroyed the failsafe on top of that.
On the flip side, if she does turn out to be a benevolent synthetic intelligence, that'd be the biggest asset probably in the entire galaxy, as she could be a superbrain with every species' data and research, accelerating all scientific progress.
It's also interesting that they use "isolynium" instead of "omega molecules" like the lore shows in Star Trek Voyager season 4 episode 21: The Omega Directive, which describes a similar effect of damaging subspace.
Oh, and that cliffhanger was epic and believable too. Exciting.
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Oh my god what they did with Zora was completely and entirely reckless. She knows virtually everything about Human behaviour and the crew from historical records, all media, and direct behavioural observations, where she could easily have shown those "subconscious" images to them just to build false connection, and even Stamets destroyed the failsafe on top of that.
On the flip side, if she does turn out to be a benevolent synthetic intelligence, that'd be the biggest asset probably in the entire galaxy, as she could be a superbrain with every species' data and research, accelerating all scientific progress.
It's also interesting that they use "isolynium" instead of "omega molecules" like the lore shows in Star Trek Voyager season 4 episode 21: The Omega Directive, which describes a similar effect of damaging subspace.
Oh, and that cliffhanger was epic and believable too. Exciting.