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| − | '''Liam Dieghan''' was an early [[22nd century]] [[human]] [[Philosophy|philosopher]] from [[Earth]] who founded the [[Neo-Transcendentalism|Neo-transcendentalist]] movement. [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Data]] had observed in [[2365]] that Mr. Dieghan had advocated "a simpler life in which one lived in harmony with nature" following the turmoil of [[World War III]] ( |
+ | '''Liam Dieghan''' was an early [[22nd century]] [[human]] [[Philosophy|philosopher]] from [[Earth]] who founded the [[Neo-Transcendentalism|Neo-transcendentalist]] movement. [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Data]] had observed in [[2365]] that Mr. Dieghan had advocated "a simpler life in which one lived in harmony with nature" following the turmoil of [[World War III]] ({{TNG|Up The Long Ladder}}). |
:''The period of turbulence noted by Data may have been a reference to the [[post-atomic horror]].'' |
:''The period of turbulence noted by Data may have been a reference to the [[post-atomic horror]].'' |
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Revision as of 22:02, 7 February 2007
Liam Dieghan was an early 22nd century human philosopher from Earth who founded the Neo-transcendentalist movement. Lieutenant Commander Data had observed in 2365 that Mr. Dieghan had advocated "a simpler life in which one lived in harmony with nature" following the turmoil of World War III (TNG: "Up The Long Ladder").
- The period of turbulence noted by Data may have been a reference to the post-atomic horror.