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⚫ | A '''vegetarian''' was an individual who voluntarily excluded any [[meat]]-based [[food]]s from their diets (not to be confused with [[herbivore]]s, whose natural diet consisted solely of [[plant]]-based foods). Though a vegetarian diet might be seen as a more moral choice, (as opposed to eating slaughtered meat) it has been noted by Spock that as plants are living organisms, vegetarians and meat-eaters alike fed on [[death]]. ({{TOS|Wolf in the Fold}}) |
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− | As noted by Commander Riker, humanity has evolved to no longer kill animals for food (humanity evolved to become vegetarians). "Star Trek: The Next Generation" Lonely Among Us (1987) |
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− | Commander William T. Riker: We no longer enslave animals for food purposes. |
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− | Badar N'D'D: But we have seen Humans eat meat. |
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− | Commander William T. Riker: You've seen something as fresh and tasty as meat, but inorganically materialized, out of patterns used by our transporters. |
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Most [[Vulcan]]s, including [[T'Pol]] and [[Spock]] were vegetarians. ({{ENT|Broken Bow|Terra Prime}}; {{TOS|All Our Yesterdays}}) The ''[[v'tosh ka'tur]]'' were one major exception. ({{ENT|Fusion}}) |
Most [[Vulcan]]s, including [[T'Pol]] and [[Spock]] were vegetarians. ({{ENT|Broken Bow|Terra Prime}}; {{TOS|All Our Yesterdays}}) The ''[[v'tosh ka'tur]]'' were one major exception. ({{ENT|Fusion}}) |
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+ | {{bginfo|Spock was also described as a herbivore once, in {{e|The Slaver Weapon}}}} |
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− | Some [[Human]]s, like [[Chakotay]], also chose the life of a vegetarian. ({{VOY|Unity|Workforce}}) The inhabitants of [[Omicron Ceti III]] were |
+ | Some [[Human]]s, like [[Chakotay]], also chose the life of a vegetarian. ({{VOY|Unity|Workforce}}) The inhabitants of [[Omicron Ceti III]] were forced to be vegetarians, after all the animals died. ({{TOS|This Side of Paradise}}) |
[[Deanna Troi]] became concerned that the [[Evora]] may be vegetarians after they began eating the [[flower|floral]] arrangements at their reception in [[2375]]. ({{film|9}}) |
[[Deanna Troi]] became concerned that the [[Evora]] may be vegetarians after they began eating the [[flower|floral]] arrangements at their reception in [[2375]]. ({{film|9}}) |
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The [[Trill]] [[Tobin Dax]] was a vegetarian. ({{DS9|Afterimage}}) |
The [[Trill]] [[Tobin Dax]] was a vegetarian. ({{DS9|Afterimage}}) |
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+ | *[[herbivore]] |
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Revision as of 17:51, 12 July 2015
A vegetarian was an individual who voluntarily excluded any meat-based foods from their diets (not to be confused with herbivores, whose natural diet consisted solely of plant-based foods). Though a vegetarian diet might be seen as a more moral choice, (as opposed to eating slaughtered meat) it has been noted by Spock that as plants are living organisms, vegetarians and meat-eaters alike fed on death. (TOS: "Wolf in the Fold")
Charles Tucker once inquired if Colonel Grat was a vegetarian during a dinner invite in 2152. (ENT: "Detained")
Most Vulcans, including T'Pol and Spock were vegetarians. (ENT: "Broken Bow", "Terra Prime"; TOS: "All Our Yesterdays") The v'tosh ka'tur were one major exception. (ENT: "Fusion")
Some Humans, like Chakotay, also chose the life of a vegetarian. (VOY: "Unity", "Workforce") The inhabitants of Omicron Ceti III were forced to be vegetarians, after all the animals died. (TOS: "This Side of Paradise")
Deanna Troi became concerned that the Evora may be vegetarians after they began eating the floral arrangements at their reception in 2375. (Star Trek: Insurrection)
The Trill Tobin Dax was a vegetarian. (DS9: "Afterimage")