Star Trek or Star wars?

View Poll Results: Star Trek or Star Wars?
Star Trek 12 70.59%
Star Wars 5 29.41%
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#31
The only monarchy I could ever accept.

The Borg Queen.



 
Tonington
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#32
I also kinda like how Star Trek incorporates elements of todays society into the show. Like looking back from the shows perspective on what humanity was like before the enlightenment of different socieites throughout space.
 
hermanntrude
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#33
Quote: Originally Posted by PsyOpView Post

I was more speaking about the culture of both movies.

One appear to be base on personal achievement, star trek.
And the other one appear to be base on the Americans system, total freedom, star wars.

the thing about star trek is culturally and politically it's more actually likely. star wars is wrong to make you think that if u blow up some evil guys then the universe will then be good. at least with start trek it's clear that the federation contains its own evils as well as competitive empires etc etc etc.
 
PsyOp
#34
Quote: Originally Posted by hermanntrudeView Post

the thing about star trek is culturally and politically it's more actually likely. star wars is wrong to make you think that if u blow up some evil guys then the universe will then be good. at least with start trek it's clear that the federation contains its own evils as well as competitive empires etc etc etc.

I think the star wars culture represent well the current U.S culture.
And the star trek culture represent much more a socialist-communist society.

To have a close look at star wars culture, i think we can look at the FITH element culture. --
 
hermanntrude
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#35
star trek doesnt represent a socialist society i think. remember we usually see the shows through the eyes of those serving the federation, essentially a military group, taking orders from superiors and such. yet in DS9 there are the ferengi, who are deeply capitalistic, and back on earth, though we're never really shown it, i'm sure life goes on as normal, with flying cars
 
PsyOp
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Quote: Originally Posted by hermanntrudeView Post

star trek doesnt represent a socialist society i think. remember we usually see the shows through the eyes of those serving the federation, essentially a military group, taking orders from superiors and such. yet in DS9 there are the ferengi, who are deeply capitalistic, and back on earth, though we're never really shown it, i'm sure life goes on as normal, with flying cars


I'm not sure if the new star trek have change. Because i never watched the tv-episode, only the movies.

But from the movies, i know there IS NO MONEY in their society. Its been said a couple of time in movies.

How a society with no money can be capitalism? Or even socialist is impossible...
 
hermanntrude
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#37
not sure about the human society but the ferrengi and the vulcans both use money
 
PsyOp
#38
Quote: Originally Posted by hermanntrudeView Post

not sure about the human society but the ferrengi and the vulcans both use money

I edited my first post again than... The culture of the human society in star trek.
 
Northboy
#39
Quote: Originally Posted by PsyOpView Post

How you want Canada to be in a far away future?

A world like Star Trek or a world like Star wars?
You can forget the force thing and the multi species of Star wars and keep the rest.

Didn't the Star Trek people become creators???-- Of planets
 
hermanntrude
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#40
in the film they did, although i think it turned out to be a bad idea
 
PsyOp
#41
Quote: Originally Posted by NorthboyView Post

Didn't the Star Trek people become creators???-- Of planets

Sorry i don't understand the question.
 
PsyOp
#42
There is also the aliens movies that show well a capitalism culture...
Than again, forget the monster...

Maybe alien society is more realistic than star wars?

No doubt, some Hollywood movie maker are pure genius.
 
hermanntrude
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#43
Quote: Originally Posted by PsyOpView Post

How you want Canada to be in a far away future?

A world like Star Trek or a world like Star wars?
You can forget the force thing and the multi species of Star wars and keep the rest.
We are also speaking about the human society of star-trek.

i just realised this poll was totally uneccessary. just consider which medium u r using.
 
PsyOp
#44
Quote: Originally Posted by hermanntrudeView Post

i just realised this poll was totally uneccessary. just consider which medium u r using.

You can go play in another thread than.
 
hermanntrude
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#45
just joking about man. just having a laugh at the thought of asking any computer-literate person whether they preferred star wars or star trek. the answer on average will be an overwhelming "live long and prosper"

I remember a comedy show once said the words "live long and perspire" i still find that funny now
 
PsyOp
#46
Ho yea i see, i understand now. I tought the same when i started it but i say hey, i don't think hitler was right.
 
Tonington
#47
I think it would be funny if the year 3000 ended up like Futurama.
 
hermanntrude
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#48
ha. you know futurama was probably the closest! you can guarantee things will only get sillier
 
Tonington
#49
Heh, those tube things look dangerous, and Morbo the News anchor, awesome.
 
jimmoyer
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#50
it's possible to be both practical and silly. for instance i'm a research chemist AND training to be a clown.
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LOL !

Very Zen.
 
PsyOp
#51
LowContent
 
Northboy
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#52
Quote: Originally Posted by PsyOpView Post

Sorry i don't understand the question.

In my opinion,

The role of Government ( ie. elected officials ) is the initiation of programs that meet the needs of the Country, creating stability and certainty for the Public so that they may pursue their lives with the confidence that Government is looking out for their interests, locally, regionally and Nationally...

The Role of Public Service to be to administer the programs set down by Government and to create dialogue with the Public and report back on the results of programs, along with compiling info about their area....

The objective being the personal development of each citizen...Achievements from this process should inspire....

Star Wars and its cowboy image as a system will not get you there....It appeals to emotion...

Government in the future will be a hybrid and efforts should be made at this time not to "Classify" it..
We can make up new words as we go along...


As an aside, our current Government, for whatever reason, is cutting spending to the Public Service
and the Public Service is finding it harder and harder to operate in the current environment...

Sound like someone's trying to create the circumstances to destroy Trust in this Country.....
 
chairmanmiaow
#53
I f you consider when the original Star Trek was on,during the cold war,than you can see how relevant the series
was,the name of the ship was the Enterprise symbolic of democracy and the free market and the main enemies
were the Klingons (Russians) and the Romulans(Chinese).The allies were the Vulcans,close relatives of the Romulans,which would make the Vulcans either the Japanese or Taiwanese so politically it was very realistic.
 
sanctus
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#54
Can't quite figure how two AMERICAN productions have anything at all to do with Canadian Culture, the heading this thread has been started under???
 
DurkaDurka
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#55
Hayden Christiansen, who plays Anakin Skywalker and Darth in episodes 1, 2, 3 is Canadian.
 
sanctus
#56
Quote: Originally Posted by DurkaDurkaView Post

Hayden Christiansen, who plays Anakin Skywalker and Darth in episodes 1, 2, 3 is Canadian.

So was Kirk and Scotty both Canucks
 
Mr.Roboto
#57
I'm all for Star Destroyers, wookies, planet killing Death Stars, four legged war walkers, force using mofo's and rusty old Ğlast decadeğ cargo ships that runs the kessel run in four parceks.

I'm currently working on my force usage so I can later change my name to Darth Roboto

Seriously, its the Space Fantasy thing that got me to love Star Wars. I don't really like when some android says to the captain that the only way to get trough a given situation, is to polarize the invert thrust on the protonic engines by bypassing the energy base from the molecular splitters...did that make any sense?
 
AmberEyes
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#58
I LOVE star wars. Mind you, I grew up with a father who was a bit of a fanatic, so it kinda stuck on me. The first movies were good, the newer ones had a crap story. I really haven't watched much Star Trek to be a judge of it.
 
Vereya
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#59
My favorite is Star Trek - the Next Generation. I just love Lieutenant Worf
They don't show it in Russia, though, so I keep asking my mother to send me some DVDs.
 
L Gilbert
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#60
Star Wars wasn't even scifi, it was fantasy. Sta trek was bad scifi. Dune, Stargate (not the idiotic tv series), 2001/2010, Alien, Predator, etc. were so far past the two mentioned it's ridiculous. DS9 wasn't bad. I even like the new Dr. Who. The old one kept me in stitches.
 

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