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Sure, it is society that controls technology. For now. And we knew what i meant. But even so I hear a lot of arguments from the intellectual elite about society this, society that, and even more analyses of the problem, with few commitments to change anything for anyone. On the one hand they...

One of the core themes in Star Trek, especially TNG, is technology freeing the entire spectrum of humanity into a life of limitless freedom, creativity, and discovery. There is also the implied message that technological progress will lead to this utopian inevitability. (with the odd episode...

Riker squatted in the only outhouse within 300 light years, and passed his hand noiselessly through what he now realized was a roll of holographic toilet paper. Then he remembered the date: April 1st. "La Fooooooorge!!!"

Hey, really illuminating responses. Thank you. Did not expect all the elaboration, especially. I suppose I should weigh in on why I tend to shy away from trek fiction. - When I pick up a book, part of the joy for me is learning about new characters, and having a new world skillfully laid out...

Oh, I know, elsewhere. Are there any particularly notorious threads about Abrahms hate I should look at.

For my first post: a poll. I, personally, have never understood why people like to read novels about Trek, so, I thought I would post this. If this poll function is like those on other forums, it will only allows a single answer from each participant. So, please choose the most important...