Vulcan Reforged

So, that whole thing where conventional Federation warp drives were tearing apart the fabric of space-time, but, it appears, some solution must have been found for the problem, since someone thought it was a idea to build Voyager, with a cruising speed above Warp 9. (The environmental impact of gasoline distortion of the fabric of space-time by conventional warp technologies was a big part of the plot of the finale of TNG.)

( movie spoilers. OMG, people, go bittorrent the movie so I can stop cutting! )

Then today I was reading anne_higgins' No-Win Scenario which is not particularly germane to this comm, but which mentions that the low-level species wide telepathy was putting the Vulcans into a tail-spin, and I wondered if a large number of people from a different telepathic species would be helpful or harmful.

What do y'all think of either or both ponderances?

• What We Don't Talk About by ellen_fremedon: Spock has new obligations with which Uhura can't compete.
• Necessity by iulia_linnea: Grief shared is grief eased; Spock has learned this lesson amongst humans, and amongst humans, he will remain.
• Precious Things series by haearnmouse: Stories about the rebuilding efforts involving Humans, Vulcans, and another survivor
• The Unveiled Secret by laurajv: A conversation between Spock Prime and Sarek
• The Word for World Is-- by laurajv: Humans would've named the planet New Earth and the places things like New Africa or New Russia. Vulcans did no such thing; they named the planet Vik: the well in the desert. They named the continents Ashv'cezh, Laktra, and Vrekasht: Revenge, Grief, and Outcast.