From that, it's clear it could be researched and used safely, and then they'd literally have access to the most efficient power source the galaxy has ever known!

My answer: I think they should. 7 of 9 was able to prove, albeit at the last second, that the Omega particle could become stable. Also, the planet where the Omega particle was being researched in MASS QUANTITIES didn't result in nearly the amount of destruction in the accident that Federation believes can be caused by a single particle. No chain reaction, no "light years of space with subspace ruptures" - they only had to run on impulse drive for a short while to leave the planet.

@jongalloway Yup, very sad news. Back in the day Reggie Watts played there pretty frequently. There were open mic nights, cards against humanity, this huge maze you could explore together. You could even host a party have people contribute YouTube videos on a huge shared screen. But for the last year, more stuff would get broken than fixed.

@andybaio This is why I've used TweetDeck for years, as it allows a chronological home timeline.

@TrekLongIsland Seven of Nine one time mentioned a species that the Borg passed by because it wasn't worth their time to assimilate. They would have added nothing unique to the collective.