Poll Would you trade your real life to live in the ST Universe?

[AdmiralBruno]

I would in a heartbeat. Besides for the threat of alien invasion, and the absence of whales ... it's a pretty nearly perfect Universe.... pretty close to utopia.

 

[Green Shirt]

don't see the poll, but yes i would.

 

[Sgt_G]

We are in the Star Trek universe. We're just too early.

 

[T'Elann]

Definitely, the closest you can get to a Utopian society

 

[2takesfrakes]

No. I would not.

I am extremely fond of STAR TREK, as entertainment. But it is a pipe dream - and somebody else's dream, at that. If I could transport myself to another reality, let it be one of my own devising. One much more to my liking, for example: The Ultimate Universe of 2takesfrakes. Now, that's the path to excitement ... and adventure.

 

[jamestyler]

Considering 24th century fashion trends?

....I'd have to say no.

 

[Doom Shepherd]

What real life?

Well... if I can't live in the universe of the recurring dream I have where I'm the reality-bending Evil Overlord of a post-apocalyptic Earth, I guess the TNG-Era, with its holodecks (in which I could recreate that dream) would do.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Definitely, the closest you can get to a Utopian society

Which is exactly why I wouldn't want to live in it.

Although if I absolutely had to pick one, I'd probably choose to live as a civilian freighter captain in ENT's time frame. That seems as close to 'real life' as I've ever seen Trek get.

 

[Tracy Trek]

Yes, I'd like that for me and my family. But I think I'd prefer the TOS universe of the 23rd century to the TNG universe of the 24th.

I don't see the poll.

 

[Bry_Sinclair]

So long as the nearest and dearest to me are included in that deal, then yes I would want to live in the Trek Verse.

Considering 24th century fashion trends?

....I'd have to say no.

I know! Troi what are you wearing?

 

[Tracy Trek]

Anyone want to see Riker trying to wear that now?

 

[uniderth]

I would prefer remolding this one to my liking.

Besides, I kind of like having consistent laws of physics.

 

[Shat Happens]

Yes. But on Earth. Not aboard a starship. That shit is dangerous.

Dining at Sisko's dad's restaurant for free every night and having perfect healthcare, also free.

 

[RandyS]

Of course I would, without hesitation. There's too much to hate about current life.

 

[TwoJakes]

No, I'd be leaving too much I love behind.

 

[Shawnster]

So long as the nearest and dearest to me are included in that deal, then yes I would want to live in the Trek Verse.


I know! Troi what are you wearing?

I don't understand Riker's strappy pants.

 

[Bry_Sinclair]

I don't understand Riker's strappy pants.

He left his skant behind

 

[BillJ]

Nice place to visit, though I prefer reality.

 

[2takesfrakes]

There are times when I've wished that Jonathan Frakes hadn't been so damned eager and daring within this beloved franchise. There have been faux pas, like this one. He could've said, "no," he should've said, "no," but he went for it, instead, because ... he's an entertainer. Still ... he did get the girl in this episode, so ... it has its compensations.

 

[Arpy]

Yeah, in a heartbeat. It'd take time to adjust, but come on. People poopooing the idea of living in a Utopia are the deranged product of not living in a Utopia. Hell, if you didn't like anyone of the Federation's thousands or millions of cultures to live in, it'd probably help you start your own.