Is there a link between the Vogon's “Resistance is Useless” and the Borg's “Resistance is Futile”?
[2023-04-25 19:54:14]
This is possible, but neither may be inspired by some of the earlier works using this phrase, Doctor Who is a particularly likely candidate. Daleks and Cyber men of "Mystery Doctor" said that "resistance is useless" in many episodes broadcast before TNG and HHGTG. To search for a specific phrase and Cyber Men in the "The Moonbase" script of 1967, use -F for PC or -F command for Mac. If you are a Google "resistant is useless" website (in quotes): http: //www.chakoteya.net/DoctorWho you will find more examples from other episodes (you You can find more episodes.) Look for variants such as "useless resistance", "Can not resist waste", "Struggle useless", "Struggle useless". "Resistance is in vain" is another mysterious doctor, "Master" 's "Deadly Assassin". It is useless to try comparing the page of Tropes with TV, but it seems that we do not list the initial examples of these phrases, so Doctor Who may advertise it.
Other reasons suspected to be affected: As explained here, Douglas Adams wrote several episodes of mysterious doctors and was a screenwriter of seventeen seasons from 1979 to 1980. After the show, at least he raised the possibility of being familiar with the show in advance. TNG authors do not admit this, but from many similarities Cyber Men is also one of Borg's inspiration sources, as follows:
Like Star Trek Borg, a mysterious doctor cyber man was born in the form of a human. Like Cyber men, Borg transplanted mechanical parts and limbs into his body "to improve oneself." Like Cyber men, Borg absorbs other cultures and turns individuals into members of their own race. Like Cybermen, Borg avoided his personal identity and focused on "collective" goals. Just like the cyber man in front of them, Borg is more advanced each time the business encounters them. Cyber men has fixed up to the line of "resistance invalidity" in the fifth season of "cyber male tomb". In addition, like their previous cyber men, Borg is often seen as returning to hibernation within their own personal cell or wall unit. Finally, as witnessed by Dr. Fu 's "Space Wheel" intrusion attempt and enterprise hull sensor disc sequence at Star Trek, the Borg and Cyber male robots will die without undoing Secondary contact that can survive in vacuum of
Many of us know that there is a famous route to Star Trek. Resistance is useless, whether you like it or not, we assimilate into Borg which is a nest boxless heart. In this case, Borg is a system of competition, corruption, control, control, we are all part of unhappiness. What we need to understand is that our existence is threatened. It is time we all stand up. We need a revolution of thought that starts with changing our own mind. In fact, the failure of this election was a hostile takeover. We need to rethink the so-called useless resistance, as we take our rights and promote self-satisfaction, indifference, and negligence. As a woman, I will never turn over as a mixed-blooded, disabled veteran, progressive, and mother. I will not put it on the chin. I do not intend to accept the tyranny that is affecting us. I am in the midst of an ideological war.
"Resistance is in vain" is Borg's famous battle slogan. They assimilated other species into groups, so they are the first alien of Star Trek's contact film. This process is very serious and involves injecting microscope machines called nanoprobes into their unhappy victims. Resistance is indeed useless. Because anyone who sets up a project on their own is accustomed to resistance, it is almost impossible to drag themselves to a table or work to achieve their goals. Alternatively, please scroll your Facebook feed while your shoulder is on your ears. Or, when you fall down on the sofa late at night, you feel tired, you need to look at the garbage and need to go to bed, but you can not leave the sofa. These are all examples of resistance to working everyday. They will not cause too much pressure, but more sustainable resistance?