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LOL we had disco, too :-DHornbein said:Well, being sent off to Viet Nam was no treat. Millions died there. Then there was the disco virus, which never went away.
The forum discussion centers on the hypothetical exploration of future time periods, with participants expressing desires for advancements such as alien contact, routine extra-solar travel, world peace, and a sustainable economy. Key themes include the rapid technological progress observed over the last fifty years, including quantum computing and medical advancements. Participants also reflect on the potential for human mind uploading and the implications of time travel, referencing the fictional Time Traveler's Code. The conversation highlights a blend of optimism and skepticism regarding the future, with some participants yearning for stability amidst chaos.
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LOL we had disco, too :-DHornbein said:Well, being sent off to Viet Nam was no treat. Millions died there. Then there was the disco virus, which never went away.
Michaelhall2007 said:But which Star Fleet Officer ever listened to that?
Khatti said:They didn't make programs about the people who actually obeyed orders.
Megaquark said:Can you imagine how boring those episodes would be? Typical episode: they follow orders, have no adventure, then spend the rest of the hour cataloging new species of space fungus or analyzing sensor readings to figure out how the nebula's composition varies slightly from the one they ran across in the previous episode.
Yup! I have heard (and made myself) this statement many times about Star Trek.Khatti said:They didn't make programs about the people who actually obeyed orders.