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An '''axiom''' was a word for an established set of rules or guidelines in [[logic]] that one should follow. |
An '''axiom''' was a word for an established set of rules or guidelines in [[logic]] that one should follow. |
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| − | In [[2371]], [[Lieutenant]] [[Joseph Carey]] was about to eat a [[Kaylo]] [[apple]] on an unnamed planet in the [[Delta Quadrant]]. [[Neelix]] warned him not to eat it, warning him that just one bite of it would kill him. |
+ | In [[2371]], [[Lieutenant]] [[Joseph Carey]] was about to eat a [[Kaylo]] [[apple]] on an unnamed planet in the [[Delta Quadrant]]. [[Neelix]] warned him not to eat it, warning him that just one bite of it would kill him. Afterward, Neelix told Carey "''just remember the old trader's axiom, 'never judge a [[fruit]] by its [[skin]].'''" ({{VOY|State of Flux}}) |
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Revision as of 12:15, 4 August 2010
An axiom was a word for an established set of rules or guidelines in logic that one should follow.
In 2371, Lieutenant Joseph Carey was about to eat a Kaylo apple on an unnamed planet in the Delta Quadrant. Neelix warned him not to eat it, warning him that just one bite of it would kill him. Afterward, Neelix told Carey "just remember the old trader's axiom, 'never judge a fruit by its skin.'" (VOY: "State of Flux")