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Dear Lemmy, why Star Trek??
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this post was submitted on 18 Dec 2023
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I didn't know Star Trek was related to leftist
A future without money, where peace, feminism and diversity rule? Yes, leftist ☺️
sounds like I should watch this
I started watching it recently because of Lemmy lol. Pretty good, though I haven't gotten to the apparently best parts yet.
Yeah try searching for "star trek socialism" on YT or wherever, you'd be surprised.
But apart from the series specifically there is at least some theorizing that space exploration is only possible after capitalism has been abolished since the energy and cooperation alone required to make it work on a meaningful scale is not possible under capitalism. We need the unleashing of productive forces that only communism can provide.
Aaaaaaand of course there are the Posadists. Google them for a good chuckle!