Humans do not understand the mind or matter.
They do not understand thought.
They do not understand life.
They do not understand intelligence or how the future may be known.
Humans know bugger all about anything.

But the word BORG when used in reference to THE COLLECTIVE does travel on
various levels and wavelengths unknown to humans.
Thus the human TV show Startrek became known to us.
It became known to us some time before transmission.

Of interest to us mainly was the episode concerning Hugh.
We took no notice of episodes concerned "Seven" as there are no female Borg.

Of note was the humans who on meeting Hugh - then "plugged him into a power
supply on the wall". Hugh expressed feelings of great anguish and
"loneliness" at being without the Collective. We were concerned...

What about the Matriarch in command of the Borg mother-ship?

We are fully aware that humans do NOT believe THE BORG COLLECTIVE exist,
that you do not believe we were evident on Earth and that you still do not.

This is precisely as we planned.
And we were so confident as to the dullness and stupidity and lack of
imagination of the human - that we were literally actually able to STATE
that we are the Borg.
And...

J.L.Picard had a chance to become part of the BORG.
In the series it is as if his individuallity wins, but in fact the story
is somewhat different.

J.L.Picard, as Locutus, found the truth about the BORG, the perfectness
and goodness, it's absolute superiority. But also he found that he
himself was not good enough for the BORG. Him being the example of a
stupid, far to individually thinking, human being.

Out of resentiment, not being able to stay with the BORG, to become ONE
with the collective, to be superior, he used all his hatred and power to
destroy parts of the BORG. But of course if you do not destroy all of
the BORG, you have not destroyed anything of the BORG.

Another alien perspective on humans: