Non sequitur

A non sequitur (Latin for "it does not follow") was a line of reasoning said to proceed from another, but which in reality did not make sense.
During Tom Paris and Tuvok's visit to 1996 after having gone back in time, they brought Rain Robinson a breakfast of chili burritos, -long hot dogs, and Goliath Gulps. Taking inventory of the meal, Robinson quipped, "This is not a breakfast, this is an afternoon at Dodger Stadium." (i.e. food you would eat at a baseball game) Tuvok, unfamiliar with the reference, classified her statement as a non sequitur. ()
The probe Nomad referred to three claims made by James T. Kirk as non sequiturs in 2267:
:a) That the crew of the could not board Nomads ship.
:b) That if the crew of Nomad cared to leave their ship, the Enterprise would provide needed life support systems to accommodate them.
:c) That a supposedly inferior "biological unit" created Nomad. ()
 
In the 24th century, Starfleet named one of its ships, the , after this phrase. ()
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