The dogmatic belief that all technological advancements are inherently and automatically good for both the individual and humanity at large.
This belief is often grounded in utopian fantasies about technology, largely shaped by prolonged exposure to sci-fi media such as its namesake, Star Trek.
This belief is often grounded in utopian fantasies about technology, largely shaped by prolonged exposure to sci-fi media such as its namesake, Star Trek.
Person A: "AI taking everyone's job is actually a good thing. It is going to be like Star Trek soon, and Elon Musk said money will be useless in the future anyway, so why do people need jobs?"
Person B: "You are suffering from Star Trek disorder. You are assuming that technological advancement automatically leads to a utopian society, despite there being no evidence for it in reality."
Person B: "You are suffering from Star Trek disorder. You are assuming that technological advancement automatically leads to a utopian society, despite there being no evidence for it in reality."
by sero-ores January 18, 2026
Get the Star Trek Disorder mug.Similar to "the shocker" but only better...Instead of "two in the pink, one in the stink" you go all in. Two in the pink, two in the stink. Which now puts your fingers in (from the official star trek movies/shows)...the "vulcan salute"... or "The Star Trek".
I met this crazy chick last night, she was begging for the shocker so I up'd my game, went all in and gave her "The Star Trek"
by DRod1216 September 29, 2011
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Get the Star wars vs star trek mug.People who grew up watching Star Trek during the mid 1960s. This was during a time where the technology back then wasn't as good as it is now so Star Trek was one of the only things that kept them the most entertained because of the futuristic elements within the show in which they envisioned the future to be like.
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Get the Star wars vs star trek mug.The act in which a dedicated wingman/woman seals the deal with the main target's ugly friend, thus allowing YOU ample space to make your move on the babe/hunk.
The term is derived from the Star Trek quote "To boldly go where no man has gone before..." and should be used to emphasise that the fugly friend was so incredibly nasty that it is presumed that she/he had probably never had connection with the human race in such a way before.
Although predominantly used in wingmanship, it can also be used in context of someone merely pulling an ugly person whilst blind drink for humorous effect.
The term is derived from the Star Trek quote "To boldly go where no man has gone before..." and should be used to emphasise that the fugly friend was so incredibly nasty that it is presumed that she/he had probably never had connection with the human race in such a way before.
Although predominantly used in wingmanship, it can also be used in context of someone merely pulling an ugly person whilst blind drink for humorous effect.
Bloke 1 - Maaaayyyyyyte I saw you pull that fine girl last night!! Lucky prick, how'd you trick her into bed?
Bloke 2 - F*ck you, lol. I had my wing, Frank, helped me out see. Pulled a proper Star Trek for us, he did.
Bloke 1 - Pulling a Star Trek? No shit?! How bad?
Bloke 2 - .....Fink I saw a monobrow on her, fam....
Bloke 1 - LOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!
Bloke 2 - ....and a tache. Eurgh.
Bloke 1 - Nasty. Where's he now?
Bloke 2 - .................…
Bloke 1 - Shit.… RIP, Frank.
Bloke 2 - F*ck you, lol. I had my wing, Frank, helped me out see. Pulled a proper Star Trek for us, he did.
Bloke 1 - Pulling a Star Trek? No shit?! How bad?
Bloke 2 - .....Fink I saw a monobrow on her, fam....
Bloke 1 - LOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!
Bloke 2 - ....and a tache. Eurgh.
Bloke 1 - Nasty. Where's he now?
Bloke 2 - .................…
Bloke 1 - Shit.… RIP, Frank.
by Tex and his Milkshake August 31, 2013
Get the Pulling a Star Trek mug.The iPad is the latest example of Star Treknology, electronic devices based on gadgets (in this case, the PADD) that first appeared in the Star Trek series and are now available to the public.
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