Sep 14, 2024
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Tell me it's possible!
"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?
Season 3, Episode 18.5 Supplemental: Trekonomics with Manu Saadia
We're gearing up for @StarTrek_DST and @trekonomics joins the show to talk money in #StarTrek! #DSTBirmingham
It’s a wealth of discussion this week as Manu Saadia, author of Trekonomics, joins the show to talk about what’s in Picard’s wallet! The “no money” economy of the Federation has always been one of its major selling points, but how would a system like that actually operate? Manu and I discuss the “economic plumbing” of the UFP, as well as what it might take for us to reach a similar economic…
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Look no further than TNG for the rest of your life
Look no further than TNG for the rest of your life
Starship Enterprise‘s Replicator Since the mid-20th century we’ve had this total fascination with a dystopian future. I’m not sure why; films, books and music have shown us over and over that the average joes like you and I are either dead en masse or slaves and the only ones who make out are the ultra-rich and sadistically -minded. Then again we tend to identify with stories or story structure…
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