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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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Sure but there are other franchises far more popular amongst geeks, so why Star Trek specifically?
Popular, geeky, and leftist. That last one likely resonates with a large part of the communist/socialist community we have here on Lemmy.
It certainly does for Lemmy dev Dessalines, seeing how they're responding on this thread too.
I didn't know Star Trek was related to leftist
A future without money, where peace, feminism and diversity rule? Yes, leftist ☺️
sounds like I should watch this
I started watching it recently because of Lemmy lol. Pretty good, though I haven't gotten to the apparently best parts yet.