Star Trek Philosophy

To be a fan of Star Trek is one thing, but to be a “Trekkie” puts you in a while different category. Trekkies is an old documentary about the many loyal fans of the original movie, Star
Trek. Have you ever asked yourself that question, What meaning has this show had in these people’s lifes? Does the show’s message hold some kind of ideal for the future? Does the show somehow create a way for people to feel they “fit in?” In the movie Trekkies, the Star Trek actors and fans answer these questions and others. All of the actors have different ways of showing their love and passion for Star Trek during the documentary. Barbara rarely leaves home without her rank pips, tricorder, phaser, and communication badge. Barbara was once
All throughout her life, she has lived by the philosophy shown in Star Trek, and she lives her life accordingly. She also lives her vocation by being a very talented artist. Gabriel Koerner is from Bakersfield, California and is fourteen. Gabriel and his father have attended around twenty-eight conventions so far. Him and his Star Trek club have been planning to make their own Star Trek movie. To live out his vocation, Gabriel is creating special effects on his home computer that compare to some of Hollywood’s best work. Dr. Denis
Bourguignon lives in Orlando, Florida. Him and his wife are dentists together. By making all the staff wear the Star Trek uniform every day, and with having some sort of trekabilia everywhere you look in his office, he can easily show his love and passion for Star Trek, and also live his vocation of being a dentist. David Greenstein who lives in Woodland Hills, California shares a strong passion for Star Trek. He lives out his passion for Star Trek by wearing his Star Trek uniform on just any regular day. David also has a whole house full of Star Trek memorabilia.
David is so taken of the Vulcan approach to life, he has strongly considered plastic surgery