Back in the 21st century, we were faced with a _choice_, a choice between an open internet and a closed one. We had defeated great tyrannies before, but none quite so peculiar as this one. Instead of jackboots and commissars, it was a tyranny of small groups, and of people closing _themselves_ off. This odd arrangement has made men and women _nervous_, as they are all tracked on the same servers and watchful of one another for transgressions. But you must embrace this risk! Life has _risk_, all life! If we as a _species_ avoid risk, that would mean the _Enterprise_ never launched, that we would not stomach trips to the stars. After all, smarter men, _cynical_ men, would say such trips are not worthwhile. They would say we have learned enough, we have done enough, we have _adventured_ enough!

You could boldly go to other sites, venturing beyond the eyes of the major corporations. You have technologies to enhance your privacy from there, keeping yourself obscured by pen names and proxies and encryption. Most of all, they cannot track what you do offline. Greet your neighbors, _dance_ and _sing_, enjoy life off of the internet! If we in our time were totally consumed by these things, we could not operate effectively as a crew aboard the _Enterprise_. The brave people I work with, Spock, Bones, Uhura, Chekov, Sulu, each has their own _perspective_ and _experiences_. If we feared conflict and adventure, we would have met with disaster many times, we need their myriad experiences and unique skills to save the ship on our trek across the stars.
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