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Yes. For the life of me I don't know why we passed Q's test in TNG. Also as a child you are mindful after you break something - as an adult you let others do t
by rhacker 5y ago
Yes. For the life of me I don't know why we passed Q's test in TNG.
Also as a child you are mindful after you break something - as an adult you let others do the breaking for you so you don't have to see it. Let it be someone's job to kill or dig the earth and extract minerals or cut down trees or pollute the sky - then support them instead of having mommy yell and berate them.
- to11mtm 5y ago> Yes. For the life of me I don't know why we passed Q's test in TNG. Because in that universe, we eventually grew beyond trying to acquire wealth. Somewhat ironic given our current phase of ever-increasing divides between rich and poor. But it's also worth remembering, that version of humanity saw the worst things that some of our current paths are or may lead us towards (Genetically Engineered Dictators, Nuclear war, putting economically challenged people in a compound so the rest of society doesn't have to think about them). It's what we do with our choices that determine whether we pass or fail.
- staticman2 5y agoIn TNG most humans act like a different species altogether: almost angel-like beings who don't experience the broad range of negetive human emotions. I see no evidence that we are evolving in that direction in real life.