Star Trek (in memoriam Patrick Stewart)

But at its core, here it is.

Star Trek is a trek.

It's a wonder.

It's a philosophy.

It gives us hope.

You know, it's aspirational.

Everything about it is positive.

You know, generally, it's positive.

It is kind of a utopia.

They don't need money.

They've got all the resources they need.

They just get to travel and have a nice time.

Whereas the title of Star Wars, you know, basically Nazis in Space... never appealed we don't need to get lost in star wars versus star trek it feels like a whole other thing

well and i i think it was never a real um choice i i don't know who forced this idea or who was pushing the idea that you couldn't love more than one thing but it seems it's gatekeeping isn't it but we will do a star wars episode um

yeah

but today is star trek

Star Trek and I, do you remember CFAX page 500?

I remember CFAX.

I don't specifically remember page 500.

Which one was that?

555 was the lottery.

501 was, so basically 500 was the entertainment news.

Okay.

And on one of those pages, one day I read an article saying, Star Trek fans are more intelligent.

And so I went to that five or whatever press that, and it was some research and it found that people who watch Star Trek and this was late nineties.