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"I have more than you" (he says to the man with a manor house in the French countryside)

We’re fucking primitive and it’s so sad that we have the cognitive ability to imagine in the world like this, but not the emotional maturity, actually achieve it

Pinko gobbledeegook.

Humanity will never grow out of your infancy of being a childish species... After #WW3 humanity will start from 2000BCE... 5:55 I am not feeling the FOMO💰... Where is my latinum #TDBank💳?🌎💘💰

One aspect of STNG that I never liked was their railing at capitalism, as if it's dirty, unworthy of humanity, and even pathological. It's a socialist or communist ideal. It's even worse when the Ferengi were used as capitalist straw men to knock down. They were grotesque caricatures of capitalism - selfish, greedy, vicious, and avaricious. We've been taught that capitalism is bad but the examples are inevitably cronyism which is close to the opposite of capitalism. Capitalism is the mutually beneficial voluntary exchange of goods and services. Cronyism is competitive advantage unfairly conferred through close association with government or other central power. Capitalism succeeds by providing the best value to people Cronyism succeeds by taking from people by force to enrich those in power and their crony associates.

Love the Star Trek universe but as long as humans are around, money will always exist.

The Marxist utopian fantasy propaganda is strong in this episode.

you see.... money doesn't exist in the future... ua-cam.com/video/8rh3xPatEto/v-deo.html

I'm sorry but historical records show after you died your family put your money into something called "Miss Cleo Psychic Network" and ended up loosing everything🤣

I have successfully managed to locate a show you worked on that is included in this list. This is a promo video of 'The Diana Wright Show' uploaded by the host herself. ua-cam.com/video/EpH-7U4cM70/v-deo.htmlsi=gTSGhDtMyiQMCtgo

This whole episode lacked all the nuance (since it likely did not exist yet since first season) and general condescending attitute was aggravating and out of character.

Never heard of Amazon

Such an unfortunate role for the great actor Peter Mark Richman, being at the receiving end of a bunch of overwritten sanctimonious dialog being spewed by Picard.

I mean by this stage he would have looked through come kind of historical file. To learn there was a WW3 then to learn that most if not all world governments are gone. Nothing he knew would still be around.

2007

I like the way that by the end of this escapade Mr. Offenhouse would have seen enough to know he could have a fulfilling career here. For starters he found out he could still size people up and gage what their motivations were.

Bolshevism runs the future.

"A military career has never been considered to be upwardly mobile." Napoleon Bonaparte would disagree.

Rather than be dismissive I wish the writers had gone into details about how the economy functions.

No Picard, nothing has changed in the 24th Century. Hate, Violence, War, Destruction, Death: The species are different that's all. Not Peace as Picard says.

Offenhouse would do well in government and politics. 😂

It would have been awesome to have Donald Trump play him 🤑🤑🤑 the other guy looks like JimBob Duggar

The Ferengi had it right... "Isn't there anything.. You... Desire".

You will own nothing and you will have nothing.

Imagine being the poor random lawyer who has to go back through centuries of files to find one particular one that may or may not even exist anymore.

This is my nightmare. To wake up and find I'm stuck in a Communist country!

The Communist overtones of the TNG, courtesy of Roddenberry and his Leftist ideology is what really drives me nuts about this sequel series. Seeing Picard with his pious rhetoric, talking for Roddenberry is so nauseating.

This was such a great episode.

The federation sounds a lot like communism.

I have a college credit in this and Physics of Star Trek. It is not communist or socialist. The economy is more a reward. Money is replaced by standard of living. You get to choose your career and as you become better you get upgrades in standard of living, Basics are all meet.

I really really wish Picard would have explained to this man that capitalism is dead, his family is dead. Everyone he knows is dead and that his entire life of building wealth is dead. He struggled his entire life building something that amounted to nothing.

This socialist nonsense is the dumbest thing in trek... It would never work

This episode should've had a later follow up in DS-9... Where this guy could've had involvement with the Ferengi.

And this is why I hate star trek, there is no point. They say they grew up but I don't see that happening if ever without God in the mix.

The amount of strain it took for Picard to not laugh in this idiot's face.

Achieving a future like this one day will depend on humanity gradually reforming itself ethically and morally. It can't be imposed from the outside or from the top down. We will have to move steadily in the direction of all people respecting one another as having value intrinsically, as ends in themselves rather than as means. For that we need examples of higher human potential realized, both from history and in fiction.

To improve yourself 😊

I mean, come on, at least put them in a room with a window...

People need to learn about The Venus Project

So it was really Captain Marx?

I'm surprised he never told them. "Just be grateful the Klingon empire never found you guys or you'd be enslaved"

We will get there someday.

Ok Trek people, help me out her for 2 things first who is the guy in Green and second , I do know why but I think he was in the original Star Trek if memory serves am I wrong?

Can Replicators replicate more replicators?

dreaming of socialism. The people pushing it are grifters.

Until the unfair caste systems are eliminated (like military: officer/enlisted) and (like civilian: upper classes/lower classes) Society will forever be trapped by the strife of the past. "Free your mind and the rest will follow."

I do love how he becomes an ambassador to the Ferengi, it was so perfect.

This utopian society that is portrayed in TNG would never happen in real life. Humans need the want of material things to have the desire to work. Without a monetary system, there is no incentive to do anything. Nothing would get accomplished. The technological advances portrayed in the show would never happen.

Pure BS -- Picard has a French winery with a nice old house on a great big piece of land in a pleasant Mediterranean climate. As if everyone could have such things.

This is the one aspect of Star Trek that never ever worked. Its as if the writers expect people to believe that human nature suddenly changed over a couple of hundred years, and that everyone is intelligent and altruistic and motivated simply by achieving exploratory and medical breakthroughs. Apparently, the writers all forgot about the diary of William Bradford, who led the Plymouth settlement, and how they almost died because when they tried to institute a socialist system, nobody wanted to do anything.