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Dear Lemmy, why Star Trek??
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this post was submitted on 18 Dec 2023
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and it's positively liberal compared to The Culture series but obviously far more mainstream. there isn't a real radical reordering of society and humans are basically bioessentialist almost to a fanatical degree, but the fully automated luxury communism itself just seems so radical compared to any visions of the future dropped on us by the ruling classes of today
Judging from how some people talk about ai idk if most people even leftists would like to live in the culture. But yeah, the books turned me into a transgender communist so I'd recommend them based on that
where's The Culture tv show? i don't have the executive function for books anymore.
Amazon is supposedly working on it, but I wouldn't get your hopes up of it being any good.