> We dont actually live in a post scarcity star trek world. We don't have matter replicators, or fusion reactors, but we've had sufficient technology to reliab

> We dont actually live in a post scarcity star trek world. We don't have matter replicators, or fusion reactors, but we've had sufficient technology to reliably give every living human a comfortable and safe existence since the early 1960s at the latest (see Murray Bookchin's "Post-Scarcity Anarchism" (1968)). Tellingly, we (collectively) choose not to. Instead, we're getting Gibson's Jackpot.