I loved that character. It kind of made the argument that the Borg will self-correct over time if left to their own devices.

Interesting fact: That’s the same guy that played the overzealous SS Officer in Killing Game.

Does it come stock with a water cooling loop?

Oh no, they assimilated the Taelons!

Probably. Higher quality:

Even crazier is how it does this in giraffes too:

Maybe its like a pcb data trace, needs to be a certain length to deliver signals in correct timing. That was just a convenient route to prevent tangles

"We are perfection." You sure about that? Your guys shamble about, instead of adding appendages you remove them, there are loose cables everywhere that catch on everything, and your ships CLEARLY have inefficient use of space if a Galaxy-class starship is capable of maneuvering inside of it.

That's why you never unplug anything after you’ve used it. You're basically messing with the Mona Lisa at that point.

Velcro ties. Very simple to attach or remove, very tidy, very cheap.

He's a lot less intimidating the moment he needs to turn his head.

Mmmm, queen cable manager position ...

They have shields tho, to shield their soft wares.

On a related note: the Jem'Hadar have a crippling addiction to drugs to the point that denying them those drugs kills them. The main delivery mechanism of said drugs is A HOSE STICKING OUT OF THEIR CHESTS and not once do we see someone rip the hose out. I mean, Worf carries a knife on him at all times and is highly skilled in its use and nope, Worf never slices the hose. FOH

Funny, but actually a bit on the nose, repeatedly in the show.

Phaser blast? In short order they have shields that block them. Time for some good old punching, which somehow the drones always seemed to be fairly vulnerable to. Also holodeck tommy gun made short work of them. Seems like starfleet should have just issued good old fashioned guns...

I mean, it kinda does makes sense - I always knew it was meant to portray their utilitarian nature yet thought that many loose cables & tubes was def a bit of a fashion design choice too.

They should have assimilated PC nerds from the 2020s Earth - cable-free RGB-Borg!!

Dear god bluetooth is such an ugly reality that seems like it could have been sooo much better.

Communication in space?