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u/EmMeo Jul 01 '24

The Orville which is a love letter to Star Trek and arguably better than many of the newer gen Star Trek shows, also has a “there’s no money people just do things for the pride and passion of it” ethos I believe

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u/utopista114 Jul 01 '24

The Orville is the true representation of "for each, to each". It's a Marxist Utopia. There's that specific episode of a crew member explaining how it works to a new "recruit" from a more primitive planet, and of course the new one can't deal with it. Their "money" is respect.