This universe and this concept, things like Bitcoin didn’t exist. Stewart: When Gene Roddenberry was coming up with It’s free, and it’s all human knowledge at your fingertips. Another example of a public good like that is Wikipedia. In fact most of scientific research - that then turns into marketable goods - is done for prestige, to benefit the greater good in whatever form, whether market or non-market. Of this concept of doing things for the greater good, not necessarily for
Stewart: Are there any examples in our society today Throughout this series, justice seems to be their most profound concern and what they’re aiming for as good people. Saadia: Prestige, and the admiration of your peers and doing good and doing what is right.
Throughout this series, justice seems to be their most profound concern and what they’re aiming for as good people Manu Saadia Jack Stewart: So, if there’s no money, if there’s no currency, if you don’t have that drive to accumulate wealth, what motivates characters in “Star Trek”? How does it work?
You hear Patrick Stewart give a spiel where he was like, “We’ve eliminated hunger, want, the need for possessions - we’ve grown out of our infancy.” And it is the absence of money, but it is also the changes in behaviors. Manu Saadia: It defines the ethos of all the characters in “Star Trek.” It defines the universe.
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