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Institutionalization

Institutionalization was the act of committing an individual to a medical facility indefinitely.
In 2374, Doctor Julian Bashir explained the reason why he chose to work with fellow genetically enhanced patients , Patrick, Lauren and Sarina Douglas was because he hoped to help them acclimate to life outside the Institute, as they'd been institutionalized for most of their lives, only recently experiencing the outside world. (
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Integrity

Integrity was the quality of living out honesty and morality.
In 2267, Captain James T. Kirk, as a gambit to incite anger in Spock to free him from the influence of pod plant spores, described him as a traitor from a race of traitors, that a Vulcan had never lived who had an ounce of integrity. ()
That same year, speaking honestly to Spock's mirror universe counterpart, Kirk described him as "a man of integrity in both universes". ()
In 2268, a Romulan commander stated that she could appreciate Vulcans as the Romulans' distant brothers, that she had heard of Vulcan integrity and personal honor and that there was a well-known saying, or possibly a myth, that Vulcans were incapable of lying. ()
In 2373, Lieutenant Tuvok told Marayna that he respected Ensign Harry Kim for his intelligence and integrity and assumed he held him in the same regard, but did not consider him a friend for this was an emotional dimension that Vulcans did not experience. ()
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Intellect rating

An intellect rating was a measure of intelligence.
Intellect ratings could be affected by long-term exposure to detrimental substances. In 2269, Leonard McCoy noted that the intellect ratings of the Troglytes were nearly twenty percent below average, which Spock found surprising, as they and the Stratos city-dwellers were the same species, Ardanan. McCoy then chalked up the difference to the Troglyte's heavy exposure to zenite. ()
==See also==
* General knowledge quotient
* Intelligence quotient
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Intelligence

Intelligence was the quality of an individual or species to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. One way to measure one's intelligence was the intelligence quotient.
Intelligence could be, as well, the individual or the species which has this ability, such as, an intelligence capable of a civilization would have an understanding of peaceful gestures. ()
In 2254, one of the Talosians described the intelligence of Captain Christopher Pike as "shockingly limited". This did not surprise The Keeper as he considered the being so easily lured into a trap with a simulated message was an example of limited intelligence. ()
In 2373, Lieutenant Tuvok told Marayna that he respected Ensign Harry Kim for his intelligence and integrity and assumed he held him in the same regard, but did not consider him a friend for this was an emotional dimension that Vulcans did not experience. ()
In 3074, asked The Doctor's EMH backup module what B'Elanna Torres was like, presuming they had gotten her personality wrong in the holographic program The Voyager Encounter. The Doctor described Torres as intelligent and beautiful. ()
== See also ==
* Collective intelligence
* Intellect
* Intelligence agency
* Intelligence officer
* Intelligence report
* Sentience
* Wisdom
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Intercom

An intercom, companel, or wall comm was a fixed-location communicator and a user interface to the intercom system.
Primitive analog intercoms were used as early as the 20th century, at least on Earth. More advanced digital intercoms were developed later.
Although portable, hand-held communicators were available, advanced intercoms were the primary shipboard interface to person-to-person communications systems on the first starships in Starfleet and remained so through the founding of the United Federation of Planets and until the 24th century.
Intercoms were capable of being tied together for uniform ship-wide output. Both Earth Starfleet and Federation ships possessed this "public address" facility. Starship captains would initiate intraship communications by ordering a bridge officer (typically the communications officer, but also the helmsman or the navigator), to open a channel. (, et al.)
In the 22nd century, intercoms were additionally utilized by Tessic's species and Illyrians. ()
Typically, intercoms were built into walls and bulkheads or were mounted in workstations and desks. Intercoms could be voice-only or, as they developed into the 23rd century, include both voice data and visual images of the speaker. (; , et al.) The panels also included a red button which sounded red alert when necessary. (, et al.)
The armrest of a captain's chair often included a communication panel to allow a ship's CO the ability to easily communicate with the crew. (; ; , et al.)
In the deuterium mining colony operated by Tessic's species, intercoms were typically mounted on deuterium pumps. ()
By the 24th century, wearable combadges had displaced the intercom as the main shipboard communications device, although the companels are still available as a backup communication system. Intercoms were ill-remembered by 24th century natives who traveled back in time to ships still so equipped. ()
In 2371, the Amargosa observatory was still equipped with old-fashioned intercoms. ()
Starbase 80 still relied on outdated wall comms in the late 24th century. This spared its crew from possession by the anaphasic lifeform Clem in 2382, which was spread through combadges. ()
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=== Background information ===
To recreate an intercom for , Doug Drexler did a detailed design schematic. (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, Nos. 6/7, p. 78)
In scripts for , the term "companel" was used far more often than "intercom," with the script of ENT Season 2 installment being the first to use the latter (for the unusual pump-mounted intercoms in Tessic's colony).
The Starfleet intercoms regularly featured on Star Trek: Enterprise were actually non-operational "dummy" units. They could be stuck to the walls of the Enterprise sets wherever needed and were affixed to the walls by double-stick tape. The shiny "speaker" part of each unit was of the same reflective plastic as had been used, in a more "psychedelic" fashion, to make the back wall of the transporter aboard the , as seen on . ( text commentary, ENT Season 2 DVD)
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Intercooler

An intercooler was a component of starship technology found on and starships. 
The intercooler was on standby and called out during an engineering checklist prior to the launch of the refit from drydock in both 2273 () and 2285 ().
On the Galaxy-class, the intercoolers were located in the warp nacelles. The intercoolers were labeled on the Master Situation Monitor found in Main Engineering of the . They were listed among other components of the nacelles. ()
== See also ==
* Intercooler matrix
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Interdimensional Displacement Restriction

The Interdimensional Displacement Restriction was a part of the Temporal Accord which dealt with travel between universes.
After Yor began experiencing a unique medical condition as a result of travelling both through time and across universes, the only known cure was to have returned him to his place of origin. Despite the severity of his condition, the United Federation of Planets refused to send him back, as doing so would break the restriction, which was considered to be "ironclad". His doctors then petitioned for euthanasia instead. ()
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Intermarriage

Intermarriage was the practice of marriage outside of one's culture or species.
The tribe young Chakotay observed in 2344 was, according to Kolopak, the closest thing to the Rubber Tree People still in existence. Theirs and Chakotay's tribe were descendants of the Rubber Tree People, yet never left the jungle they lived in, and rarely intermarried with other tribes. ()
Myleans and Talaxians intermarried. Neelix's great-grandfather was Mylean, something he revealed to The Doctor in 2374. ()
In 2404, The Doctor chided Tom Paris, who expressed surprise upon learning that the EMH was married to a Human non-hologram, Lana. He thought they had moved beyond such assumptions. Tom clarified that he thought it was great and reminded "Joe" that he himself was in a mixed marriage (Human and Klingon, with B'Elanna Torres). ()
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Internet

The Internet (or Net) was the term for the early global computer and communications network on Earth in the 20th and 21st centuries. Its development, along with other advanced technology such as laptops and barcode readers, was due to the work of Chronowerx Industries and Henry Starling. () 
The Internet had several images available to users, but many of them were memes. ()
By the 2020s, the Interface became the primary public means of accessing the Net. A number of channels, such as Channel 90, posted information through the Net. To access the Net, a person had to log on with a specific access number.
Some agencies, such as Sanctuary Districts, did not post their records over the Net. In 2024, during the Bell Riots, a group of residents of Sanctuary District A, led by Benjamin Sisko in the guise of Gabriel Bell, were able to access Channel 90 on the Net and present their stories. This changed public opinion and led to the abolition of sanctuary districts. () They shared their stories via social media. ()
By 2022, dial-up was an outdated way to access the Internet, but some still used it. ()
In 2022, when La'an Noonien-Singh and an alternate James T. Kirk had travelled to Toronto on Earth, Sera, a Romulan agent masquerading as a contemporary Human claimed to be using her cellular phone to live stream video of Kirk's arrest by Toronto City Police officers to the Internet. This persuaded the officers to release him. Shortly afterward, Kirk displayed unfamiliarity with the concept of Internet memes. Later on, an employee of an store showed Kirk how to access the DuckDuckGo Internet search engine, allowing him and La'an to locate The Archeology Department store in Vermont and its proprietor, Pelia. ()
==Websites==
*LATimes.com
*DuckDuckGo
==See also==
*Forum
*Galactic Computer Network
*Interface
*Meme
*Starfleet Internet
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Interplanetary code

An interplanetary code was a code in which communications were transmitted between planets.
In 2267, Nyota Uhura recognized the as-yet-unidentified Nomad's transmissions as being in an old-style interplanetary code rather than Starfleet code, which Spock found fascinating. ()
In 2366, picked up a transmission from Orelious IX that was in an ancient interplanetary code. ()
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Interrogation room

An interrogation room is a room generally used for interrogations. The has two rooms that are known to have been used for interrogations.
In 2366, Romulan Alidar Jarok was interrogated by Commander William T. Riker and Counselor Deanna Troi in a room with a circular raised dais with a small side table on which all three sat in rolling chairs, Two columns rose from the edge of the dais diagonally to the ceiling. The walls on one side of the room featured illuminated patterned blue panels. ()
One year later, the Klingon spy J'Dan and later Crewman Simon Tarses and even Captain Jean-Luc Picard were interrogated in a larger interrogation room. This second room featured a larger non-circular dais on which only the accused sat to be questioned. Interrogators would sit at either of two desks located in front of the dais. Behind the desks, several rows of chairs could be arranged for observers if a hearing was open to the public. The wall behind the accused illuminated patterned blue panels matching the first room. ()
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Interstellar Law

Interstellar Law was a series of enacted rules intended to govern the relationships between sovereign planetary and interplanetary governments. It was generally developed through multilateral accords, conventions and other legal instruments agreed to and generally enforced by major powers, such as the Klingon Empire, the Federation, and the Cardassian Union.
In 2293, Captain Kirk was charged with the assassination of Klingon Chancellor Gorkon, a crime under interstellar law, article 184. It was later discovered that the Chancellor was murdered by participants in the Khitomer conspiracy, and Kirk was cleared of all charges. ()
As a matter of interstellar law, Bajor was not recognized as a separate political entity during the Cardassian Occupation. It was only formally recognized following the end of the Occupation in 2369. ()
In accordance with interstellar agreements, the USS Yukon received a warning from the IKS Korinar to leave the area of a supposed military exercise in 2372. ()
==Field of study==
Interstellar law was a offered at the Oneamisu Campus of the University of Hurkos. Upon completion of this major, the student received a Bachelor of Arts. In the late 2340s, Devinoni Ral switched from this major to political science. Information on Ral's education was in his biographical data file. (, okudagram)
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*Federation Charter
*Khitomer Accords
*Neutral Zone Treaty
*Seldonis IV Convention
*Tau Ceti Accords
*Temporal Accord
*Treaty of Algeron
*Treaty of Alliance
*Treaty of Alpha Cygnus IX
*Treaty of Armens
*Treaty of Organia
*Treaty of Sirius
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* Space law
* Space salvage laws
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Into the Abyss

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on:
** Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
** created by Rick Berman & Michael Piller
* Writer: Mark A. Altman
* Artists: 
** Rob Davis (pencil art, interior and cover)
** Terry Pallot (inking, interior and cover)
** Patrick Owsley (letter art)
** Barry Gregory (color design)
** Albert Deschesne and Chris Young (cover color art)
* Editor: Mark Paniccia
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
; Benjamin Sisko : Commanding officer of Deep Space 9.
; Julian Bashir : Chief medical officer aboard DS9.
; Jadzia Dax : Trill science officer aboard DS9.
; Quark : Ferengi businessman and owner of Quark's located on the Promenade.
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Into the Forest I Go (aftershow)

"Into the Forest I Go" is the eighth episode of and discusses the events of .
Hosted by Matt Mira and featuring guests Sonequa Martin-Green, Mary Wiseman, Bo Yeon Kim, and Erika Lippoldt. It first aired live on CBS All Access on before being made available to stream on the platform.
This is the longest episode of After Trek, clocking in at just over 57 minutes in length.
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Into the Stratosphere with Swapna Krishna (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Science, space, and gaming journalist and StarTrek.com contributor Swapna Krishna helps Paul and Tawny answer one very important question about the sky above: "What's all goin' on up there?" They talk through the latest news in space and interstellar travel; including NASA's plans for 2023 and beyond, the future of space tourism, and more. Finally, Swapna recommends our hosts watch two of her favourite DS9 episodes and we learn why those Kira/Damar scenes leave her wanting more every time.
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Into the Void

Captain Calhoun and Commander Shelby face their greatest ally– or most formidable enemy!
Into the Void is a Star Trek: New Frontier novella – the second book in the series – written by Peter David. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket:
:Roll Call: The crew of the :
: Captain Mackenzie Calhoun: An unorthodox, decisive young captain who loves his crew and his ship, and loves testing their limits even more.
:Commander Elizabeth Shelby: A woman of strong opinions and strong values, Shelby never hesitated to tell her captains when she thought they were wrong, and Mackenzie Calhoun won't be any exception.
:Burgoyne 172: The chief engineer of the Excalibur, with the decisiveness of Calhoun, the strength of Shelby, and the gender of both. Burgoyne is a Hermat, and when s/he sets his/her sights on you, s/he isn't an easy– person– to refuse.
:As the Thallonian Empire succumbs to violence and insurrection, the USS Excalibur prepares to launch on her humanitarian mission of mercy. But her departure is destined to be a memorable one, as Calhoun contends with an unexpected stowaway, a stormy relationship with his crew, and – light years away – frightened refugees aboard a dying ship.
== Background information ==
* The novella's title does not appear on its cover, where it is identified merely as Book Two. Into the Void appears only on the inside title page, and identifies the book in Pocket's backlist.
* The novella was later collected in the Star Trek: New Frontier Omnibus.
* Combined with the other three novellas in this serialized release, Into the Void reached number nine on the New York Times Best Seller List for , the serial novel's third week on the list. The serial remained on the list for four weeks.
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;Mackenzie Calhoun
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Intonation (music)

In music, intonation was a musician's realization of accuracy, or the pitch accuracy of a musical instrument.
Barak-Kadan was a particular favorite of Worf, who valued his traditional approach to opera and his strength of voice and intonation, and noted that there were "none like him." Jadzia Dax, however, found him boring because he never varied his performance "by even a half-tone". ()
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Introducing: Season 2 of Star Trek: The Pod Directive (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Tawny Newsome and Paul F. Tompkins are back for Season 2 of . This season, journey even further behind-the-scenes through discussions about Star Treks influence on culture and space exploration. Guests include Trek icons and superfans like Paul Scheer, Amy Nicholson, Michelle Yeoh, John Hodgman, and more. Starting March 29, hear brand new episodes of The Pod Directive every Monday wherever you get your podcasts.
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Introducing Star Trek: The Pod Directive (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Join Tawny Newsome () and Paul F. Tompkins (BoJack Horseman, Comedy Bang Bang) in a wide-ranging and often hilarious take on the Star Trek universe. With unparalleled access to Star Trek luminaries, celebrity superfans, and behind-the-scenes creative professionals, The Pod Directive takes a smart, witty, and thoughtful look at all things Trek – both old and new.
:Starting September 14th join Tawny Newsome and Paul F. Tompkins as they talk with Ben Stiller, Reza Aslan, Michelle Hurd, Stacey Abrams, Tig Notaro, and more.
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Intron

An intron was part of the DNA in a gene that had no function for coding in protein synthesis.
In 2370, while attempting to cure Lieutenant Reginald Barclay of Urodelan flu, Dr. Beverly Crusher used a synthetic T-cell to activate the gene that would fight off the infection. The result was the mutation and activation of Barclay's dormant genes, including his latent introns, thereby creating Barclay's Protomorphosis Syndrome. ()
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Intuition

Intuition, instinct or a gut feeling was information generated without conscious reasoning.
In 2259 of the alternate reality, justified his decision to accompany and leave behind, saying it was a gut feeling. ()
According to James T. Kirk, no man achieved command in Starfleet without relying on intuition. Ultimately, it was this very thing that lead to the finding and destruction of the dikironium cloud creature ()
In the last message Kirk recorded for Leonard McCoy and acting captainSpock, he asked Spock to rely on intuitive insight (claiming he knew he had it) or barring any ability to do so, ask McCoy for help. ()
When describing the limitations of the M-5 multitronic unit, Kirk said it didn't have intuition. ()
When Kirk met Areel Shaw in the bar on Starbase 11, he told her that he should have felt her presence in the air like static electricity. ()
While in the mines of Janus VI, Kirk asked Spock if his feeling that they were being watched was intuition. ()
Attempting to explain Trefayne's assertion that several hundred men with weapons were surrounding the citadel, Ayelborne claimed he was "quite intuitive" ()
Jean-Luc Picard trusted Guinan's intuition enough to send the back where it came from. () 
Geordi La Forge explained to Data that intuition was necessary because the facts were almost never entirely known. ()
Data was incapable of intuition, but sometimes wished he had the capacity for it, since he felt it would be useful. ()
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Invasion of Septimus III

The Invasion of Septimus III was a battle between the Klingon Empire and Dominion-held Cardassian Union during the Dominion War. In 2375, the Federation Alliance were progressively wearing down the Dominion, pushing deeper into Cardassian territory. With their forces stretched thin, the Dominion began withdrawing from many Cardassian worlds deemed non-strategic, leaving them nearly defenseless against invasion. Septimus III was one of these worlds.
The Cardassian Eleventh Order's headquarters were located on this planet, though the Order was badly weakened from numerous battles throughout the Dominion War, and had been reduced to a reserve unit. General Martok claimed the Order consisted of "old men and walking wounded", and that the planet would fall with ease. 
Legate Damar realized the Eleventh Order's dire situation and pleaded with Weyoun to send reinforcements. Weyoun promised he would 'deal with it'. However, Weyoun's reassurance was a lie; within a matter of days, Martok landed fifteen divisions on the planet and successfully conquered Septimus III. The entire Eleventh Order, consisting of 500,000 loyal Cardassian soldiers, was wiped out. 
When news of the massacre reached Dominion Headquarters on Cardassia Prime, Damar furiously confronted Weyoun, who justified the Dominion's inaction by claiming that doing so had forced the Klingons to commit valuable resources to conquer a "strategically worthless" planet. When Damar demanded to know how many more sacrifices the Cardassians would have to make, Weyoun coldly replied that the Dominion would make whatever sacrifices the Founders deemed necessary to win the war. 
Weyoun's betrayal, as well as the secret alliance made with the Breen fueled Damar's rage to the boiling point. Damar subsequently decided to rebel against the Dominion, thus leading to the Cardassian Rebellion. ()
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Invasive Procedures (ML) (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Verad is one of the 9-in-10 Trill who doesn't have a symbiont living inside him. He can't seem to get over it, though, and he's got his eyes on what Jadzia has... . Can he steal the symbiont from her and escape to the Gamma Quadrant? If he does, what becomes of Jadzia? Find out when we put into the Mission Log.
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