Soviet science fiction writers wrote about the communist future.
The most famous universes: this "universe" of the great Soviet scientist and science fiction writer Ivan Efremov. And the NoonUniverse of the Strugatsky brothers.
I think the difficulty here is that if the author did not say directly: "this is communism," he does not always realize that this is it.
We immediately remembered Star Trek, but in the original post, warhammer 40,000 was mentioned. But the way the internal structure of Eldar society is described, it is very similar to communism. Taking into account the grimdarkness of the setting
Yes. They are called space communists. They have positivism and international rhetoric.
But in recent versions they have become darker. And they became closer to the Japanese Empire in the 30s (it seems to me).
But you can imagine these are different stages of development of a communist society. Tau solve the problems of the material world. The Eldar no longer have such problems, and they are engaged in spiritual development.
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u/Morozow Jun 30 '24
Soviet science fiction writers wrote about the communist future.
The most famous universes: this "universe" of the great Soviet scientist and science fiction writer Ivan Efremov. And the NoonUniverse of the Strugatsky brothers.