Resources and means of production are both things in the Federation. We see mining operations and manufacturing facilities well into the 24th century.
And with only one unfortunate exception that I can think of, matter replication is treated as a net energy loss - it isn't free.
Oh wow, that's probably my favorite VOY episode, it's really great without being gimmicky - good pick!
Another good VOY episode might be "The Void" - a nice little diplomatic episode with a dash of action.
I assume you don't care about spoilers, but just in case...
Discovery season three spoilers
There have indeed been some significant setbacks over the centuries.
First there were the temporal wars, the full ramifications of which have not been fully explored, but were likely pretty devastating.
These were followed by the one-two punch of a dilithium supply crisis, followed by "The Burn," which caused most of the existing dilithium supplies to go inert and/or explode. This had the effect of making interstellar travel extremely challenging, and many planets became isolationist in the name of protecting themselves.
These issues have all been resolved, but they had a large impact on the development of...everyone, really.
Oh, they're absolutely outliers.
But I'm one of them, so it's in my mind. And there are still plenty of people in rural settings for whom it'll be a concern.
Q did it? Seems fine
um excuse me it's called "efficiency"
The answer (which I do not necessarily endorse) is that the Canadian government decided this particular division was not guilty, back in 1986:
The Galicia Division (14. Waffen grenadier division der SS [gal. #1]) should not be indicted as a group. The members of Galicia Division were individually screened for security purposes before admission to Canada. Charges of war crimes of Galicia Division have never been substantiated, either in 1950 when they were first preferred, or in 1984 when they were renewed, or before this Commission. Further, in the absence of evidence of participation or knowledge of specific war crimes, mere membership in the Galicia Division is insufficient to justify prosecution.
No books are considered canon, but you shouldn't let that stop you!
It'll be a while before I can watch this one, but I predict that Jim Kirk was an hallucination the whole time.
I look forward to logging in and seeing just how badly I've been roasted for being wrong.
That scene was shown at one of the major conventions last year, so you may have seen it then.
I think it's a fine idea that requires a certain degree of community and camaraderie that I'm not sure exists in the Lemmyverse yet.
As a group, we're good at sharing articles - often stuff that makes us mad (and there's plenty of that to go around) - but less good at just...hanging out and shooting the shit.
I don't know what the solution is aside from, "be the change you want to see."