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from trekonomics by manu saadia
Tell me it's possible!
It's wonderful to hear Martine G. Ræstad on this episode of Women At Warp discussing how the Federation's economy works. Martine contributed the excellent essay "The Future Burning Brightly: The Dual Impact of Energy in Star Trek’s Post-Scarcity Universe" to our new Vernon Press anthology Star Trek: Essays Exploring the Final Frontier.
In Star Trek’s post-scarcity vision of the future, how does their economy work? How do they trade? We’re joined by experts Martine G. Ræstad
After more than 55 years of transmedia storytelling, 'Star Trek' is a global phenomenon that has never been more successful than it is today
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"Spock and Picard do not exactly stand out as warm or relatable."
- Manu Saadia, Trekonomics
Sir, Have you ever talked to a Trekkie in your life?
The thing is we're not killing the planet. Planet Earth is 4.4B years old and has seen much worse and yet life recovered. We're a mere blip. We're almost nothing. We're killing our own particular ecological niche in geological time. We're killing ourselves. That's very different.
— manu is writing a utopia 🖖 (@trekonomics) October 10, 2020
(via http://twitter.com/trekonomics/status/1315040334896791552)
If cryptocurrencies replace other mediums of exchange will we be on our way to a Star Trekkian future?