How correct is this characterization of the Star Trek world?

>>80977225
You don't get "Paid" but you still have some limited replicator/transporter credits and shit.

A lot of humans don't even have any jobs. They just sit around with replicated dick sucking machines attached 24/7. It's only the weirdos that join starfleet or want to be a colonist, otherwise it's just human-hipsters desperately aping what it was like when they were still human.

Mass immigration still happens. Ayys can live in human worlds, those blue bastards are stealing your women on Earth because they joined the Federation, how can human men even compete?

"Trade deals" Not particularly. They only want shit that can't be replicated. Getting actual alien shit is unlikely if you're a normie living on a normie planet.

Shitposting on alien websites is highly unlikely. At best you would be able to shitpost among other races in the Federation, but everyone outside of that will see you as a monolith.

Does Star Trek have anime?

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>>/r9k/

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>computer replicate 1 billion replicators

>>80978704
>computer replicate FIRE

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>>80978933
>His replicators can't create fire

>>80978047
lol, thx for the memes

>>80977225
That's really just earth and star fleet propaganda. On other planets shit is just as fucked as earth, just look at Bajor and Cardassia.

The sort of heroic conception of the future you see in Star Trek and other sci-fi TV and films, with space travel and meaningful human relationships and conflicts, sounds anachronistic to me. The future will either be dysgenic barbarism or everyone (or at least the elites anyway) will upload their consciousness digitally, living our their porn fantasies in VR 24/7.

This is probably why we haven't been visited by aliens despite life on other planets being more or less a near certainty. The conditions of life are probably such that all intelligent life forms inevitably either destroys itself or uses technology to satisfy its basest needs and foregoes all "higher" aims, which prove in the end to be nothing more than a false front for baser drives which will now be unimpeded.

>>80977225
>be me
>stardate 46379.1
>99.9% of work performed by robots/AI/holograms
>spend every waking moment in holodeck
>let Starfleet nerds protect Earth from invaders
>live happily