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Clips from Star Trek: Discovery - Species Ten-C (S04E04)
"ZORA: Captain, the being is excreting"
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"a mist of large organic molecule clusters."
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"- BURNHAM: Can you analyze them, Zora? - Of course."
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"All of the supramolecules are identical."
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"Each is comprised of dozens of the same hydrocarbons"
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"you found on their home planet."
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"Which hydrocarbons, exactly?"
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"Each molecule is 25% joy, 22% sadness,"
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"17% peacefulness, 14% irritation,"
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"12% surprise and ten percent fear."
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"That's six of the 16 emotions we know they can feel."
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"It's nonsensical."
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"Perhaps it is attempting to convey all six emotions"
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"simultaneously."
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"[whirring]"
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"Incredible. What could that mean?"
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"That complex of a pattern has to be for communication, somehow."
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"ZORA: You may be right, Captain."
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"The light pattern was identical both times."
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"If that's their language, then the hydrocarbons"
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"must convey emotional inflection and context."
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"We need to mirror the light pattern back to them."
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"How will that move us forward?"
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"It'll show them we recognize this"
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"as an effort to communicate."
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"From there, we'll need to find a way"
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"to convey simple and then more complex thoughts."
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"Sounds like the start of a frighteningly long process."
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"Could be."
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"Hmm."
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"Zora, can you project the light pattern back to the Ten-C?"
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"ZORA: Yes, Captain, I just need a moment."
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"Something's happening near shuttle bay."
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"Hey, take a look."
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"Lights of some kind."
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"What are they?"
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"Doesn't matter."
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"You found us a way out?"
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"- [comm beeps] - NODYE: It's Ndoye."
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"- We have a problem. - What is it? Is everyone okay?"
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"[sighs] Fine,"
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"except that the universal translators won't work,"
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"communication needs to start from scratch,"
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"and we have only 12 hours before the DMA reaches Earth."
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"Won't take nearly that long to get us out of here,"
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"but we will need help pushing off Discovery."
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"What kind of help?"
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"I need to ignite a plasma stream"
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"so I can burn a hole in the Ten-C's orb."
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"From there, a simple reversed tractor beam will repel us"
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"back out of the hole, no engines required."
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"NDOYE: Where do I come in?"
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"You'll hack Discovery's systems and vent the plasma"
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"through the starboard nacelle."
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"You must be joking."
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"TARKA: I assure you, I'm not."
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"Feeding information is one thing."
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"This is a betrayal."
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"Well, if diplomacy starts working, we'll stand down,"
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"but right now, it sounds like we can't even say hello."
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"This will stop the DMA."
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"No one else has to die."
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"Please."
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"We can't do this without you."
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"[sighs] Let me know when he's ready."
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"Sending the override codes now."
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"And, General..."
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"thank you."
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"Once Zora projects the pattern back to them,"
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"hopefully the Ten-C respond with a new message."
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"Mr. Saru, stand by for analysis."
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"- Ready, Zora? - ZORA: I am."
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"Sending the message now."
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"♪"
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"What happened? Why is it leaving?"
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"Did Zora replicate the light pattern exactly?"
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"She did."
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"Uh, the Ten-C sent the same pattern back to us once again."
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"Curious."
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"Maybe they want us to answer back, not just mimic."
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"It is possible they do not yet see us as sentient beings."
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"We have a spaceship. We warped here."
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"Clearly we're sentient."
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"Compared to them, our technology's primitive."
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"They've achieved level two on the Kardashev scale,"
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"maybe beyond."
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"It's like comparing a human to a monkey with a rock."
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"[Burnham sighs]"
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"Zora, compare the pattern to both Federation"
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"and non-Federation linguistic databases."
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"ZORA: Great minds think alike, Captain. I was just doing so."
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"Unfortunately, there's no known comparison."
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"I'm not seeing the redundancy and patterning"
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"I'd expect from language, either."
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"You're saying it's not a language?"
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"It may be, but it's unlike any I've ever encountered."
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"We lack the tools to understand it,"
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"in which case, it may as well not be."
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"Well, there is a pattern here, we just have to find it."
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"SARU: Well, solving the hydrocarbon mystery required"
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"a variety of perspectives."
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"Perhaps that would help us again?"
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"Detmer, Nilsson, Christopher,"
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"please report to shuttle bay, now."
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"- [quiet chatter] - CULBER: Nice move."
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"- Your sine wave is stabilized. - ZORA: The game's helping."
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"I still can't identify the exact moment"
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"I started feeling so distracted,"
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"but I found an anomalous event"
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"that occurred around the same time:"
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"a replicator-system malfunction."
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"Commander Reno fixed it."
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"Oh, well, maybe she can shed some light."
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"Commander Reno, it's Dr. Culber."
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"Zora, where's Commander Reno?"
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"My sensors show her in Engineering."
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"Oh. She's probably helping Paul figure out"
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"a way out of this orb. I'll talk to her."
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"One of my professors at the Academy used to say"
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"that if a problem stumps you, examine your assumptions."
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