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Star Trek

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Last discussed Oct 4, 2026

A science fiction television and film franchise.

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Peter Diamandis
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Used for: Mental framework for envisioning positive technology-human collaboration Praised: Shows beautiful future where technology and humanity work together vs: Contrasted with negative Hollywood portrayals like Terminator and Black Mirror

"When I was growing up, Star Trek was my mental boot disc. Star Trek showed me a future where technology and humanity was working together. And it was a beautiful future."

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"I love that and I've made that comment so many times. I love Star Trek except for the Borg."

"On September 24th, we're going to be having the red carpet debut of Star Trek's 60th anniversary documentary, executive produced by William Shatner..."

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Tibo Sottiaux
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Praised: Visionary depiction of talking to computers

"There's something about Star Trek... there was this technology that was very, very useful. You were able to just talk to a computer and it does things for you. You can talk to your spaceship and it just moves. This is getting real, we're entering ..."

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Pete Buttigieg
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"It's like the replicator from Star Trek. You know, I love Star Trek as a kid. Captain Picard goes up to it and he just says like, 'Give me a cup of tea, Earl Grey, hot.'"

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Dean Radin
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Used for: Used as an example of non-interference principles

"The prime directive in Star Trek is you don't mess with them, right? But they always do."

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Joe Rogan
mentioned Original Series
Praised: Good quality for its era vs: Compared to Next Generation

"The original is pretty good though, really good. Yeah. Especially when you think about it was like the 1960s when it came out."

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vs: analogy for Verve 102's advanced medicine capabilities

"Do you remember the scene in Star Trek 4 where Leonard McCoy goes back in time and is at a hospital in San Francisco and walks by a woman who complains that she's on dialysis and he asks, 'What is this, the dark ages?' and he gives her a pill."

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David Baszucki
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Used for: Inspiration for immersive virtual world concepts Praised: Visionary representation of immersive digital experiences

"But in sci-fi, everyone was talking about the holodeck and you know that immersive stuff we would see on Star Trek. We actually believed it and that was part of the idea behind starting Roblox."

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