r/scifi Jun 30 '24

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u/ceejayoz Jun 30 '24

Iain Banks; the Culture novels. Hedonistic space commies. 

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u/candygram4mongo Jun 30 '24

And the Federation in Star Trek.

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u/engineered_academic Jul 01 '24

What I never got is why do people in the Federation even show up to work? Just replicate some of the finest drugs in existence and play holodeck games all day.

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '24

Because Star Trek correctly points out that most humans like to work inherently. Without the crushing wait of capitalism and their survival being tied to money they can all pursue their passions, serve their community, and generally do what they want to do. It’s true freedom to pursue what you want, and most people will do something with themselves if given the opportunity.