Star Trek’s Multiverse

In “Star Trek: Picard” “Cenance” (March 10, 2022)Admiral Picard (Patrick Stewart) is visited by the cosmic god Q (John de Lancer) for the first time in decades. Q, for all reasons, decided to test and solve the intelligence of Picard, and organized a small game for the Prince. S. Wids Picard in a parallel world where the earth rules by an evil, hatred of foreigners, the tyranny of genocide. Picard finds that the parallel himself is a great general that preserves the skulls of his enemies in his lair, and that all the earth’s resources are now devoted to tracking and killing other species. It is very dark. Picard finds that this evil timeline began at some point in 2024, as it brings his citizens to travel and time to know the error that took place.

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It is strange that the timeline of the tyrant in “Picard” is not the same as the mirror timeline that was seen several times throughout the “Star Trek”. The Mirror Timeline was named after its first appearance in the episode of the original series “Mirror, Mirror” (6 October 1967), a episode in which many members of the Foundation’s crew were affected, thanks to the ion storm, to a parallel world where everyone was evil. In this universe, Spok (Leonard Nimoy) was returning, and the assassinations were a common event, and the misfortune was punished with trips to the kiosk of torment. Mirror schedule was reviewed several times throughout “Star Trek”, including several times on “Deep Space Nine” and throughout “Discovery”.

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Of course, in light of the tyrant’s timeline on “Picard”, Trekkies (who loves to think about things) may start meditating: if Q creates the energy schedule of energy – or at least Picard has given open access to it – may perhaps do the same with the mirror timetable? After all, both are a great way to test the ethics of the “main” timeline. Was the mirror world another test?

The first time that Trekkies Q witnessed, it was in “Star Trek: The Next Generation” Pilot, “Encounter at Farpoint” (September 28, 1987). In the episode, Q said that humanity has been ventured in the galaxy, far away, thank you, noting that humans were, on the greater part of their history, of violent and warm types. Picard declares that humans are now peaceful and enlightened, so Q decided to test them. The events of “Farpoint” were the first test. O will return in the subsequent episodes to keep the test test. Humanity had to prove that they would not slide into tyranny in notifying a moment – that they were not enthusiastic about glowing worship just because the grocery prices began to rise.

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In this light, One may be able to see the mirror world As a multi -dimensional experiment by Q. Perhaps Q. It may create this universe (or at least stimulate its skill development) by leaving humanity to follow its basic instincts towards domination and violence. He knows how it could be terrible humanity, because it created what was essentially a “monitoring group” of humans that heavily bent in torture and evil. When Picard heard him talking about how the enlightened humanity was, Q was harmful, because it was just a divine water for his fingers away from a copy of humanity that loved torture, oppression and control.

Of course, in the “Deep Space Nine” episode “Crossover” (May 16, 1994), it will be revealed that in the mirror schedule, it will be eventually toppled. An evil version of Major Keira (visitor Nana) explains that the visit of Captain Kerk (William Shatner) to the mirror world in “Mirror, Mirror” (identified a century ago) inspired a strong military alliance between Cardianz, Klingons, and Bajorans, and forming a more powerful empire than the earth. They invaded the Earth and all human beings. Perhaps this is the final result of the Q. If humanity is devoted to the invasion, the only logical end result may be opened.

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Humanitarian figures in “Cross” are brown, cowardly, and they do not have a frequency range to practice evil to others. They were brought to hell. Of course, if “evil” has been invaded in the mirror world, it will not use it as a control group for it. “Cross,” is not by the way, it has been broadcast simultaneously with the last episodes of the “next generation”. Perhaps the appearance of Picard in the conclusion of the “next generation” a means of “re -testing” the ethics of humanity. He no longer has a “evil” version of humanity to prove his point of view, so the trial had to have some new teachers. He also explains the reason for the compulsion of a second world similar to the mirror in “Star Trek: Picard”. With one copy of the human “evil” that he took care of, he only created another.

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The theory of “Q Created the Mirror Universe” is compatible with the famous trip theory that Trillin (William Campbell), which is strange from the original series “The Squire of Gothos”, is a teenager member in the Q. The Trilline obsessed with humanity, specifically its many historical wars. However, Trilline was accidentally looking to Earth for several centuries in its past, and assumed that the entire planet was still involved in global European colonialism … something I think was barbarian and enjoyable. When Trillin Kirk meets, he feels panic to see that humanity has evolved into a peaceful society. Ultimately, it will be revealed that trillin is a child who sees humanity as games. At the end of the episode, he was warned by his “parents”, the photographer as a glowing light.

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Trelane is disgusting, leading to some “next generation” fans until it is already one of the same species. This theory has been confirmed by (non -ecclesiastical) Peter David’s novel “Q-Squared”. If Trilline was a young man When looking at humans in the most barbaric … could he be able to look at the mirror world by mistake?

As Trekkies is also known from the opening credits of the “Star Trek: Enterprise” episode in a dark mirror “(April 22, 2005), the mirror schedule separated from the ordinary human development in 1705, about when Enterprize was built for the first time. This episode happened completely in the mirror world, and the contestants intelligently intensified the opening credits For the episode to suit the evil tone of the tyrant.

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If we would accept this timeline of the mirror, it is possible that Trilline was not looking for the past, but in the mirror world. Because if Trelane was Q, he would have been able to reach the experiences of ethics that continued the continuity of Q, and any “evil” parallel world they supervised. Perhaps Traleine’s obsession with Earth’s habits on the conquest was caused by an accidental glimpse into the Q.

Of course, this theory will make the “mirror, mirror” less interesting. It is more distinctive in an objective point of view to point out that humanity was evil and tyrant on its own – and that the distant foreigner will put assumptions about us – without the need for Q to create a complete evil world. The theory of “Q mirror universe” may reserve only if we leave Trelane outside.

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