Subj : Re: Most memorable modern
To : Nightfox
From : Boraxman
Date : Fri May 16 2025 08:35 am
Re: Re: Most memorable modern
By: Nightfox to Boraxman on Thu May 15 2025 09:36 am
> Re: Re: Most memorable modern
> By: Boraxman to Arelor on Thu May 15 2025 08:08 am
>
> Bo> Star Trek is idealistic, overly idealistic. In reality, we neither ha
> Bo> the capacity nor motivation to make it work. In the Star Trek futur
> Bo> humanity is emmiserated, and resigned to stuffing their faces to an ea
> Bo> death in an ecologically destroyed, overcrowded hell-scape.
>
> That may be true now, but maybe some things can change a bit in a few hundre
> years. Or maybe it will take more time. Looking at humanity's history, we'
> gone from cave men to being organized enough to build cities that we live in
> with services we need, and so on. It might not be perfect, but over time
> things might continue to improve. Hopefully.
>
> Nightfox
>
There are more countries now, than there were at the end of World War II.
We've seen singular nations split up for various reasons. The EU is dying,
there is pushback on globalism. Currently we're seeing a move towards
sovreignty, and the appeal of a "one world government" is definately waning.
It also worth noting, for example, that while Ancient Greece was warring city
states, and modern Greece is not, they still back then recognised themselves as
Greek, as one ethnicity, even if they weren't one state. The Roman Empire was
a large state.
I can't see humanity united. In fact,I don't think there IS such a thing as
"humanity". The "one world, one people" vision is a hellscape, an utter
hellscape. I live in a city which is going for "Diversity", and no, please,
God no, I don't want that the future. It's awful and inhuman.
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