This is the lemmy.ml Star Trek community.
There are many other Star Trek communities around the Lemmyverse, and there is a Lemmy instance entirely dedicated to the subject (startrek.website).
Here are links to some of those other communities:
/c/DaystromInstitute@startrek.website: Serious, in-depth Star Trek discussion
/c/Risa@startrek.website: Star Trek memes and shitposts
/c/tenforward@lemmy.world: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name ("post all the nonsense you want")
/c/startrek@lemmygrad.ml: These are the voyages of the Starship Lenin.
/c/StarTrek@startrek.website: General Star Trek news and discussion
/c/startrek@lemmy.world: Another general-purpose community
/c/Quarks@startrek.website: Off-topic chat
/c/StarTrekOnline@startrek.website: Star Trek Online discussion, tips, and tricks
/c/GreatestGen@startrek.website: For fans of the Greatest Generation and Greatest Trek podcasts
/c/startrekmemes@lemmy.ml: Meme-ory Alpha, another meme community
/c/startrekmemes@lemmy.world: Star Trek Memes & Shitposts
/c/startrek@possumpat.io: A community for all things Star Trek.
/c/star_trek@lemmy.zip: A Star Trek community where you’re free share your opinions about all things Trek.
Do you wonder if the borg was actually surprised, or if it just knew if it acted surprised then it would be more likely to convince people to join? Hedging it's bets on the very slim off chance that displaying some kind of emotion would be enough to persuade. It knows it is extremely unlikely, but it also knows that extremely unlikely is still greater than 0 and in an infinite and expanding universe, eventually that greater than 0 would work out at some point.