- AKA
- Yop
Instead, I'm going to move this thread on and ask another question: are humans really capable of a Roddenberry-esque future? Recall Encounter at Farpoint, the very first episode of Next Gen, where we right off the bat meet Q who writes off humanity as an inherently flawed and savage race. Can humans overcome themselves, if only for the sake of the "final frontier"?
Well, everything TNG and past is pretty pretentious, I think - when mankind discovers warp drive and other species (in the series), they suddenly find it in themselves to abolish war, poverty, hunger and money within only a few years, where mankind was decimated after WW3 just before that. And in TNG and beyond, they're being very pretentious and elitist - something even Q, who btw is one of the most win recurring characters throughout all Star Trek series (did he appear in DS9 as well btw? I think he did, but not sure), would have to admit to. If mankind was 'inherently flawed and savage' and Q (and his Q's) wanted to decimate them (or snap their fingers to make them blink out of existence), why didn't they do that with the Klingons, Romulans, and the Borg and whatnot?
I think mankind is getting discriminated as cunts by the creators of Star Trek. Cunts, .