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From: dwhitney@uok.UUCP
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Subject: Re: STIV war, no way... - (nf)
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Date: Fri, 6-Jul-84 19:27:00 EDT
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uok!dwhitney    Jul  6 18:27:00 1984


Genesis converts matter; mind you, ANY matter, energy, and scrambles it
silly.  Light, for example, cannot escape the magnetism of a black hole
so, if you have a Genesis device that creates an intense, imploding 
black hold (perhaps like a neutron star gone nova), then you have a trap
that the Organians simply cannot escape, no matter how "all seeing" they
are.  Besides, you can stretch the Organian peace treaty to the extent
that it would have precluded the Kruge-Kirk conflict, in the first place.
That would have made ST3 rather ho-hum, don't you think??

Oh, well....
David Whitney
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