Doc Supafly

The first series you are pretty much just dealing with naval officers, so the question of duty and discipline are answered. But as the series explores more and more civilian life the question becomes more and more important. From where did the broad civilian life derive their sense of duty, their sense of self-purpose? Why did the Picards get a sprawling vineyard in France? How did the siskos get a prime location for their restaurant in new Orleans? Who gets the top of the skyscrapers? What motivates people who have food and shelter and security, plus access to any entertainment they could ever want? The usually answers have been dissolved. They aren’t religious, or even nationalists, or really any ists. They don’t have money, there’s no economic incentives at play. They often say that humanity has evolved past this, but what would the course of that evolution even look like? It seems to be “if everyone would just.” Which is the silliest argument.