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::''"You are inferior, insignificant, unevolved, violent. Do not seek to pollute our world with your insanity."'' | ::''"You are inferior, insignificant, unevolved, violent. Do not seek to pollute our world with your insanity."'' | ||
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:The Organians are a species that long ago evolved past the need for a physical body and now exist simply as pure energy and thought. They abhor violence but also dislike becoming involved in the affairs of lesser evolved species. | :The Organians are a species that long ago evolved past the need for a physical body and now exist simply as pure energy and thought. They abhor violence but also dislike becoming involved in the affairs of lesser evolved species. | ||
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The Organians were at one time corporeal life-forms, but transcended, evolved past the need for their material bodies. They have implied that their desire to avoid physical pain was one of the reasons for that. | The Organians were at one time corporeal life-forms, but transcended, evolved past the need for their material bodies. They have implied that their desire to avoid physical pain was one of the reasons for that. | ||
The study of archaeological structures on their world would at first seem to suggest that the Organian civilization is 5 to 10 million years old. However some experts believe that this is incorrect and that based on the data and other information gathered that the Organians may actually have evolved past the need for physical bodies as much as 22 million years ago. | The study of archaeological structures on their world would at first seem to suggest that the Organian civilization is 5 to 10 million years old. However some experts believe that this is incorrect and that, based on the data and other information gathered, that the Organians may actually have evolved past the need for physical bodies as much as 22 million years ago. | ||
The Organians are considered to be "upstart, idealistic kids" by the Q continuum and refused to participate in the war between the Q and O’s group. They merely stood on the perimeter of the war zone and watched. | The Organians are considered to be "upstart, idealistic kids" by the Q continuum and refused to participate in the war between the Q and O’s group. They merely stood on the perimeter of the war zone and watched. | ||
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At some unknown point, they were known to have warred against the [[Metron|Metrons]] before both civilizations adopted a peaceful outlook. | At some unknown point, they were known to have warred against the [[Metron|Metrons]] before both civilizations adopted a peaceful outlook. | ||
The Organians also turned back the envoys of the [[Tkon]] Empress Glevi Ut some 600,000 years ago. | The Organians also turned back the envoys of the [[Tkon Prison World|Tkon]] Empress Glevi Ut some 600,000 years ago. | ||
At some point in their history, the Organians taught a teleportation technique to the [[ma:Traveler|Traveler]]. | At some point in their history, the Organians taught a teleportation technique to the [[ma:Traveler|Traveler]]. | ||
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For ten thousand years, they observed a planet that contained a silicon-based virus, and the reactions of species that encountered it, in an attempt to find a species with a higher level of intelligence. Among the species which the Organians observed as they attempted to deal with this deadly virus were the [[Klingon|Klingons]], the [[Cardassian|Cardassians]], and Humans. | For ten thousand years, they observed a planet that contained a silicon-based virus, and the reactions of species that encountered it, in an attempt to find a species with a higher level of intelligence. Among the species which the Organians observed as they attempted to deal with this deadly virus were the [[Klingon|Klingons]], the [[Cardassian|Cardassians]], and Humans. | ||
In 2154, one group of Organians made first contact with | In 2154, one group of Organians made first contact with Humans via the crew of the [[ma:Enterprise NX-01|Enterprise NX-01]]. The Organians erased all memory of their existence from the crew's minds, but began preparations for an official first contact. | ||
In addition, they intervened in an attempt at combating the | In addition, they intervened in an attempt at combating the Iruhe threat but by later years it was unsure what they had done to accomplish this effect. | ||
The Organians later took the appearance of a simple pre-industrial humanoid society for the purpose of interaction with other lifeforms. Based on the preliminary Federation surveys, the Organian society rated a class D-minus on the Richter scale of culture. | The Organians later took the appearance of a simple pre-industrial humanoid society for the purpose of interaction with other lifeforms. Based on the preliminary Federation surveys, the Organian society rated a class D-minus on the Richter scale of culture. | ||
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The Organians seemed completely unconcerned with external affairs, almost to the point of apathy. It was only when Kirk and Spock began conducting a guerrilla war against the Klingon occupation that the Organians abandoned their false humanoid forms and intervened, forcing an end to the interstellar war. | The Organians seemed completely unconcerned with external affairs, almost to the point of apathy. It was only when Kirk and Spock began conducting a guerrilla war against the Klingon occupation that the Organians abandoned their false humanoid forms and intervened, forcing an end to the interstellar war. | ||
They imposed the Treaty of Organia, between the Federation and the Klingon Empire because they detested violence and | They imposed the Treaty of Organia, between the Federation and the Klingon Empire because they detested violence and their world is along the border and along a strategic corridor. The treaty they imposed established the neutral zone. It also established a framework for interaction between the two enemies, accurately predicting that, in time, they would eventually become friends. This event placed official first contact between the Organians and the Federation much sooner than the Organians had first anticipated. | ||
Since then both the Klingons and the Federation have avoided the Prinos Omegas system as much as possible. However the Organians have allowed Federation scientists and archeological teams to visit their world and attempt to learn and understand more about their ancient history. | Since then both the Klingons and the Federation have avoided the Prinos Omegas system as much as possible. However the Organians have allowed Federation scientists and archeological teams to visit their world and attempt to learn and understand more about their ancient history. | ||
==Government== | ==Government== | ||
Nothing is known about the exact type or form of government they have. However based on the data available and certain observations some experts believe that because the Organians are pure thought and energy they may be able to communicate when needed with their entire population. In effect joining their minds together | Nothing is known about the exact type or form of government they have. However based on the data available and certain observations some experts believe that because the Organians are pure thought and energy they may be able to communicate when needed with their entire population. In effect joining their minds together into a kind of hive mind to debate and consider options and possible actions for them to take as a group. | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
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The Organians also had the ability to occupy the bodies of humanoid hosts including the crew of the Enterprise NX-01 consisting of Humans, [[Vulcan|Vulcans]] and [[Denobulan|Denobulans]] as well as alter their memories of their activities. | The Organians also had the ability to occupy the bodies of humanoid hosts including the crew of the Enterprise NX-01 consisting of Humans, [[Vulcan|Vulcans]] and [[Denobulan|Denobulans]] as well as alter their memories of their activities. | ||
[[ma:Ayelborne|Ayelborne]] was able to move through a crowded citadel without attracting the attention of anyone there. He was able to prevent the Klingons from returning to the Council chamber to search for Kirk and Spock, whom he had rescued from the citadel. He was able to appear in at least three places | [[ma:Ayelborne|Ayelborne]] was able to move through a crowded citadel without attracting the attention of anyone there. He was able to prevent the Klingons from returning to the Council chamber to search for Kirk and Spock, whom he had rescued from the citadel. He was able to appear in at least three places light years apart at the same time, these being his own world, Earth, and Qo'noS. | ||
Kirk believed that the Organians made it possible for Spock and himself to enter the Klingon citadel in defiance of long odds against them. Collectively, the Organians were able to neutralize Starfleet and the Klingon fleet, wherever they were. To prevent the conflict between Humans and Klingons, they managed to make emanate extreme heat from every harmful object available, including phasers controls in both fleets. | Kirk believed that the Organians made it possible for Spock and himself to enter the Klingon citadel in defiance of long odds against them. Collectively, the Organians were able to neutralize Starfleet and the Klingon fleet, wherever they were. To prevent the conflict between Humans and Klingons, they managed to make emanate extreme heat from every harmful object available, including phasers controls in both fleets. | ||
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==Religion== | ==Religion== | ||
At this time Federation experts do not have any data regarding this topic. However based on what little data is available it is believed that they do not have any religious beliefs. | At this time Federation experts do not have any data regarding this topic. However based on what little data is available, it is believed that they do not have any religious beliefs. | ||
==Mythology== | ==Mythology== | ||
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At some point during this period, the Organians believed that a physical force was needed to ensure peace within the Alpha Quadrant and Beta Quadrant. To do this, they appeared before the leadership of the Interstellar Concordium and tasked that peaceful empire into enforcing the peace on others. This eventually failed as the many galactic powers rebelled against the attempt at controlling them and fought for freedom. | At some point during this period, the Organians believed that a physical force was needed to ensure peace within the Alpha Quadrant and Beta Quadrant. To do this, they appeared before the leadership of the Interstellar Concordium and tasked that peaceful empire into enforcing the peace on others. This eventually failed as the many galactic powers rebelled against the attempt at controlling them and fought for freedom. | ||
The Organians temporarily left the material plane (perhaps by choice) in the year | The Organians temporarily left the material plane (perhaps by choice) in the year 2285, after apparently being manipulated by the [[Excalbians]]. This resulted in the dissolution of The Organian Peace Treaty and allowed the Federation and Klingon powers to forge a peace on their own terms. | ||
Later in 2360, Captain Jean-Luc Picard took the amnesiac Manraloth Ariel to the Organian homeworld in order for her to learn from the species about her people, who had disappeared from the galaxy. | Later in 2360, Captain Jean-Luc Picard took the amnesiac Manraloth Ariel to the Organian homeworld in order for her to learn from the species about her people, who had disappeared from the galaxy. | ||
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In 2371, as James T. Kirk lay near death on Veridian III, he was revisited by the leaders of Organia, who showed him the difference his decisions made in history. | In 2371, as James T. Kirk lay near death on Veridian III, he was revisited by the leaders of Organia, who showed him the difference his decisions made in history. | ||
In the same year, it was believed that the species had expended their energies in order to enforce peace and that Ayelborne was the last of their kind. His last act before departing this plane of existence was to bring about a peace between the Federation and the Romulan Star Empire similar to the act his people had accomplished with the Klingons. In order to achieve this, he masqueraded as an unusual artifact that was discovered in an expedition to the Gamma Quadrant. After being discovered by the crew of Deep Space 9, Ayelborne used his presence to bring together Starfleet ensign Jamie Samantha Kirk and Romulan Ambassador | In the same year, it was believed that the species had expended their energies in order to enforce peace and that Ayelborne was the last of their kind. His last act before departing this plane of existence was to bring about a peace between the Federation and the Romulan Star Empire similar to the act his people had accomplished with the Klingons. In order to achieve this, he masqueraded as an unusual artifact that was discovered in an expedition to the Gamma Quadrant. After being discovered by the crew of Deep Space 9, Ayelborne used his presence to bring together Starfleet ensign Jamie Samantha Kirk and Romulan Ambassador Jannek. | ||
The Organians were also known to some species of the Gamma Quadrant. In 2376, one of the Even Odds crewmembers cited them as a powerful species that could be behind the Gateways Crisis. | The Organians were also known to some species of the Gamma Quadrant. In 2376, one of the Even Odds crewmembers cited them as a powerful species that could be behind the Gateways Crisis. | ||