Barclay: [on transporters] "You know, maybe ignorance really is bliss. If I didn't know so much about these things, maybe they wouldn't scare me so much."
	O'Brien: "You're in for a bumpy ride, Commander. I'll have to send you over one at a time... because of band-width limitations. And the transport cycle will take a bit longer." Riker: "How much longer?" O'Brien: "Four, five seconds... about twice the normal time." Barclay: "What do you... what exactly do you mean by a bumpy ride?"
	Barclay: "I usually manage to avoid it somehow. You wouldn't believe how many hours I've logged on shuttlecrafts... The thought of being deconstructed molecule by molecule. It's more than I can stand..."
	Barclay: "I can still remember the day in Doctor Olafson's class on Transporter Theory when he talked about the body being converted into billions of kiloquads of data... zipping through subspace... and I realized, there's no margin for error. One atom out of place and poof! You never come back... It's amazing people don't get lost all the time."

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