Yes.Can it be inferred that Trek takes place in an alternate timeline from our own or an alternate universe.
Yes.Can it be inferred that Trek takes place in an alternate timeline from our own or an alternate universe.
Yes. If its the 23rd Century you place Star Trek and Captain Kirk in the 27th Century, just as Superman's adventure currently take place in 2017 not 1938. And James Bond's films take place in the 21st Century not the 20th. It's fiction you can make adjustments. Nothing is set in stone. Not mentioning the anachronisms is very simple. They aren't errors, they're just ideas that don't work anymore.What do we do when we really do reach the 23rd century and there is no Captain Kirk and no U.S.S Enterprise? Retcon the entire franchise?
That's been my head canon for awhile now, too...all one has to do is consider those 1990s dates apocryphal. But even shifting things that far forward will become outdated within some of our lifetimes.my headcanon is that Eugenic Wars actually happened somewhere in the mid 21st century and is the same thing than WWIII
True. I will worry about that then, if I'm still alive.That's been my head canon for awhile now, too...all one has to do is consider those 1990s dates apocryphal. But even shifting things that far forward will become outdated within some of our lifetimes.
And it should continue to guess about the future and not be mired in the past.However much Gene Roddenberry tried to inform his depiction of the future with extrapolations of technological development from the late 1960s mixed with a healthy dose of idealism, Star Trek is as much a guess of the future as anything else that tries to depict what the future might be like.
Like anyone else attempting to guess the future, reality diverged from the guess.
Star Trek is not the future, but a guess at the future.
2010 was the year we made contact. There's a documentary about it.
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