What Book would you leave behind?
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Or Germinal. Problem is: you don't know how cautionary tales end up being received. Case in point: the episode, they used the book as a guide, when it was an history book.
So, someone left Germinal behind, Kirk and friends would probably find a society that emulates the most ruthless form of capitalism, utterly unfettered and unregulated, with the consequences we know of.
So, no, can't risk a cautionary tale. Instead, I'd leave "Choosing Death: Improbably History of Death Metal and Grindcore" behind. Kirk and friends would arrive to find a society where only 2 hairstyles exist: long hair (women and men) or completely shaved (men only), all T-shirts, office shirts and blouses are black (in fact, most things are black) and bad music is nonexistent.
I would leave behind the Star Wars: The Old Republic Encyclopedia
I would definitely NOT leave behind The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich
I would definitely NOT leave behind The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich
We have senses of humor?
They might side with the pigs
The Hitchiker's guide to the galaxy
How about a crime-solving novel? Any will do. A whole society constantly accusing each other of being the murderer.
And when there aren't enough murders anymore? I can see it going 2 ways:
1) They resort to the same tactics, but for lesser and lesser crimes. "I deduced that you are the public urinator!"
2) Some of them decide to kill people in intricate fashions just to create mysteries to be solved.
Outcome 1 would be quite hilarious.
And when there aren't enough murders anymore? I can see it going 2 ways:
1) They resort to the same tactics, but for lesser and lesser crimes. "I deduced that you are the public urinator!"
2) Some of them decide to kill people in intricate fashions just to create mysteries to be solved.
Outcome 1 would be quite hilarious.
I would leave behind the Star Wars: The Old Republic Encyclopedia
I would definitely NOT leave behind The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich
It should be fine as long as John Gill stays behind and teaches them how to be ethical Nazi's!
Jason
Yeah, like we haven't seen how that works out.
I was more interested in them developing lightsabers and learning to use the Force.
You know of course that in the Star Wars Universe, Star Trek is an old pre-space adventure story from a time predating both Jedi and Sith before anything was known about the Force. And in the Star Trek Universe, Star Wars is a space fantasy series from the late 20th century. Almost no one remembers either.
Wouldn't it be a show that won't be made for a long long time, far far away?
"To Serve Man"?
The works of Shakespeare, of course.
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