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    From Ubiquitous@21:1/5 to All on Tue Mar 11 11:38:28 2025
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    In this video, We will be finding out could the Dominion survive a Borg Invasion. We will be looking out their technology, ships, and military might. We will also review the reason why the Borg only attack in small forces.

    https://youtu.be/bflXguUO-pI?si=0-_dJnPrhOsgC5jk

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  • From john@21:1/5 to weberm@polaris.net on Tue Mar 11 19:22:28 2025
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    In article <vqpldl$21sov$2@dont-email.me>, weberm@polaris.net wrote:

    In this video, We will be finding out could the Dominion survive a Borg >Invasion. We will be looking out their technology, ships, and military might. >We will also review the reason why the Borg only attack in small forces.

    https://youtu.be/bflXguUO-pI?si=0-_dJnPrhOsgC5jk

    Right off the bad, he makes bad assumptions based on his feelings while ignoring show canon. For example, he assumes the Jem'Hadar would make bad candidates for drones because of their ketrecel-white addiction while ignoring the fact that Borg nanoprobes and other technologies could easily deal with their addiction to it.

    Nanoprobes according to canon are capable of replacing major organs with Borg technology. Just like they are capable of resurrecting the dead like with Nelix. This is on top of being able to manipulate the DNA of those infected with them along with adapt to their physiology even if it isn't initially compatible. Just look at Doctor Phlox for that one.

    If they are capable of doing those things, they can easily deal with an addiction to the white.

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  • From Rebeca M. G.@21:1/5 to weberm@polaris.net on Thu Mar 13 08:43:31 2025
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    In article <vqpldl$21sov$2@dont-email.me>, weberm@polaris.net wrote:
    In this video, We will be finding out could the Dominion survive a Borg >Invasion. We will be looking out their technology, ships, and military might. >We will also review the reason why the Borg only attack in small forces.

    https://youtu.be/bflXguUO-pI?si=0-_dJnPrhOsgC5jk

    Both Federation and the Dominion are powerful but I think the Federation has the
    advantage when it comes to the Borg compared to the Dominion, mainly with being more adaptable and thinking outside the box, and even thought the Dominion are adaptable, it's a very top-down structure that's controlled like a dictatorship,
    our own history has shown that dictatorships are less adaptable compared to more
    open systems.

    Those bug ships of the Dominion would be like cannon fodder for the Borg and that's before the Borg adapt to them, we've seen how powerful a Borg cube is against much more powerful ships that a bug ships would need a heck of a lot of numbers to do any real damage or kamikaze runs, but even then, the damage done might not be enough against the Borg once they adapt.

    As for the shapeshifters, they work quite well against other races but I'm not sure how effective they would be with the Borg, I suspect not as effective as they
    are against other races where they create paranoia and get races fighting off each
    other, that wouldn't work with the Borg.

    Seriously, if the Borg sent just 10 Borg cubes, that would likely do crazy amount
    of damage to a fleet of Dominion ships, and even if the Dominion were to win, the
    Borg can come back with far more firepower that it would take the Dominion time to
    regroup, even with the impressive ability of the Dominion to do that.

    I think in the end, the Dominion is about overwhelming force, I don't think that
    will be very effective against the Borg once they adapt and to take the Borg on,
    you have to think outside the box, become more creative and adaptive and even thought the Dominion have shown they can do that, it's a very top down dictator like structure with very few races that run the organisation, that likely makes it
    much easier for the Borg to adapt to compared to the Federation that's countless
    races with different ideas.

    Regardless, if the Borg were to come in overwhelming force and not just sending 1
    Borg cube, I doubt the Federation or the Dominion could beat that, but given enough time to adapt, I think the Federation would stand a better chance, but in
    truth, we've never really seen the Borg going on the offence with more than a few
    ships and most of the time it's just 1 ship, so imagine 100 Borg cubes, all adapting on the battlefield with a single mind, I can't imagine the Dominion beating that or the Federation for that matter.

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  • From Matt Nemmers@21:1/5 to weberm@polaris.net on Mon Mar 24 15:30:36 2025
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    In article <vqpldl$21sov$2@dont-email.me>, weberm@polaris.net wrote:

    In this video, We will be finding out could the Dominion survive a Borg Invasion. We will be looking out their technology, ships, and military
    might. We will also review the reason why the Borg only attack in small forces.

    https://youtu.be/bflXguUO-pI?si=0-_dJnPrhOsgC5jk

    A Founder cannot morph into a Borg without the Borg knowing the differences. Ever Borg is connected to the Collective and if one Founder mimicking as a
    Borg tried to pass off, the Borg would notice the absence of the Collective
    on that drone. So, Founders cannot use subtrefuge on the Borg. The main advantage of the Founders have is that their cellular structure may be incompatible to assimilation through nanoprobes. If even one Vorta was assimilated, then the Borg would know how to make Ketracel White and
    assimilate all Gem'Hadar effortlessly. In the end, the Dominion would be reduced to only founders, with the majority of its military and technology assimilated.

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  • From BTR1701@21:1/5 to All on Tue Mar 25 00:50:03 2025
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    On Mar 24, 2025 at 12:30:36 PM PDT, ""Matt Nemmers"" <qcchess@NOSPAMmchsi.com> wrote:

    In article <vqpldl$21sov$2@dont-email.me>, weberm@polaris.net wrote:

    In this video, We will be finding out could the Dominion survive a Borg
    Invasion. We will be looking out their technology, ships, and military
    might. We will also review the reason why the Borg only attack in small
    forces.

    https://youtu.be/bflXguUO-pI?si=0-_dJnPrhOsgC5jk

    A Founder cannot morph into a Borg without the Borg knowing the differences.

    Ever Borg is connected to the Collective and if one Founder mimicking as a Borg tried to pass off, the Borg would notice the absence of the Collective on that drone. So, Founders cannot use subtrefuge on the Borg. The main advantage of the Founders have is that their cellular structure may be incompatible to assimilation through nanoprobes. If even one Vorta was assimilated, then the Borg would know how to make Ketracel White and assimilate all Gem'Hadar effortlessly. In the end, the Dominion would be reduced to only founders, with the majority of its military and technology assimilated.

    They wouldn't even need to know how to produce the White. The assimilation process would counteract and 'heal' the addiction the soldiers had to the drug and render it irrelevant.

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