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David Hartley, a Human philosopher from 18th century Earth, once wrote, "Nothing reveals Humanity so well as the games it plays." In 2364, Q quoted these words in a conversation with Commander William T. Riker. Though Q agreed with the sentiment, he felt more was learned about Human behavior by the way they played their games. (TNG: "Hide and Q" )

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  • David Hartley, a Human philosopher from 18th century Earth, once wrote, "Nothing reveals Humanity so well as the games it plays." In 2364, Q quoted these words in a conversation with Commander William T. Riker. Though Q agreed with the sentiment, he felt more was learned about Human behavior by the way they played their games. (TNG: "Hide and Q" )
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  • David Hartley, a Human philosopher from 18th century Earth, once wrote, "Nothing reveals Humanity so well as the games it plays." In 2364, Q quoted these words in a conversation with Commander William T. Riker. Though Q agreed with the sentiment, he felt more was learned about Human behavior by the way they played their games. (TNG: "Hide and Q" )
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