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					<description><![CDATA[&lt;blockquote&gt;As it is, they went a thousand years without anyone knowing anything about them… now there’s exactly ONE person. And when he dies, we’ll go back to zero again.&lt;/blockquote&gt;
I suppose they figured &quot;Once somebody discovers our memory-recording technology, they&#039;ll use it to store our memories in their archives the same way we put them in that probe.&quot; Of course, it&#039;s kind of ridiculous that alien technology would be so plug-and-play in the &lt;i&gt;Star Trek&lt;/i&gt; universe, but that&#039;s the kind of absurdity you just have to accept to enjoy the show.
&lt;blockquote&gt;Data as a fish out of water “inventor” making his money by playing poker…&lt;/blockquote&gt;
I remember in the poker game scene, when Data stakes his badge (revealed to have a fair amount of gold in it) as a &quot;family heirloom&quot; and one of the other players offers &quot;Give ya three dollars for it&quot; I was thinking &lt;i&gt;Three lousy bucks for that?&lt;/i&gt; until I remembered that, oh yeah, the guy&#039;s offering three turn-of-the-century dollars in &lt;i&gt;gold&lt;/i&gt;, which was actually quite generous; and Data with his perfect memory was going to card-shark that badge and all their money out of them anyway, so how much he initially got for it was rather irrelevant to him.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote><p>As it is, they went a thousand years without anyone knowing anything about them… now there’s exactly ONE person. And when he dies, we’ll go back to zero again.</p></blockquote>
<p>I suppose they figured &#8220;Once somebody discovers our memory-recording technology, they&#8217;ll use it to store our memories in their archives the same way we put them in that probe.&#8221; Of course, it&#8217;s kind of ridiculous that alien technology would be so plug-and-play in the <i>Star Trek</i> universe, but that&#8217;s the kind of absurdity you just have to accept to enjoy the show.</p>
<blockquote><p>Data as a fish out of water “inventor” making his money by playing poker…</p></blockquote>
<p>I remember in the poker game scene, when Data stakes his badge (revealed to have a fair amount of gold in it) as a &#8220;family heirloom&#8221; and one of the other players offers &#8220;Give ya three dollars for it&#8221; I was thinking <i>Three lousy bucks for that?</i> until I remembered that, oh yeah, the guy&#8217;s offering three turn-of-the-century dollars in <i>gold</i>, which was actually quite generous; and Data with his perfect memory was going to card-shark that badge and all their money out of them anyway, so how much he initially got for it was rather irrelevant to him.</p>
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