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";s:4:"text";s:22448:"Sharing a universe with other beings puts you in a different relationship with them than you would be with photons or prosimians you want to understand. Upon learning of this from the Guardian, Captain James T. Kirk and Spock followed McCoy to 1930, where Kirk acted to preserve the timeline by allowing Keeler to die, even thoug… Even life itself is an exercise in exceptions.Jean-Luc Picard. Also, did you know that Picard did math in his spare time? There's no denying the profound influence that the Star Trek franchise has had on our shared popular culture. The first time we saw any serious consequence for a violation of the Prime Directive was in Star Trek Into Darkness, in which Kirk was reprimanded and relieved of command for interfering in a planet's cultural development. (VOY: "The Omega Directive") Any action deemed to have violated the Prime Directive (including through claiming an unjustified exception or having a weak rationale regarding actions otherwise constituting a violation) could result in punishment ranging from a formal reprimand and demotion of rank all the way to arrest and court martial. asked Jan 21 '15 at 23:26. Thus begins Prime Directive, an epic tale of the Star Trek® universe. That said, how does the Prime Directive fare as a general approach to the ethics of sharing a universe? The Prime Directive had exceptions and allowed for violations if satisfactory reasons were given. The existential threat to interstellar society of the dangerous Omega molecule, which destroyed subspace and rendered warp travel impossible if destabilized, outweighed the philosophical aspirations of the Prime Directive. Star Trek - Prime Directive (Audiobook) Read by James Doohan (September 1, 1990)Starfleet's most sacred commandment has been violated. Its most honored captain is in disgrace, its most celebrated starship in pieces, and the crew of that ship scattered among the thousand worlds of the Federation… Journey with Spock, McCoy, and the rest of the former crew of the starship Enterprise to Talin—the planet where their careers ended. (TNG: "Coming of Age") On very rare occasions, captains could declare that the Prime Directive could be temporarily suspended for a period of time. If your concern is not to change the natural behavior or development of alien citizens at any cost, your best bet is to stay at home rather than to explore new worlds. History has proven again and again that whenever mankind interferes with a less developed civilization, no matter how well intentioned that interference may be, the results are invariably disastrous.Jean-Luc Picard. I have a BA in Chemistry and Philosophy from Wellesley College, a PhD in Chemistry from Stanford University, and a PhD in Philosophy (with a concentration in History and Philosophy of Science) from Stanford University. Note that even observing the culture or civilization you are trying to learn about can interfere with it, depending on how you observe it. Within the Star Trek universe, the  The first was when the Omega Directive applied. In the end, they decided that interfering with the natural evolutionary course of these two species would go against the "directive" upon which they based their entire mission: to meet new species and attempt peaceful communications, not to "play God". – … Built into the Prime Directive is an assumption that cultures are better off if left to their own devices (whether those “devices” are social practices or concrete technologies). Ask Ethan: How Large Is The Entire, Unobservable Universe? What Was It Like When The Universe First Created More Matter Than Antimatter?   Prime  These included the Sikarians. (Star Trek Into Darkness; TOS: "Errand of Mercy", "The Return of the Archons", "The Apple") Captain Kirk also at least twice attempted to interfere in the internal affairs of a civilization when he believed that higher ethics compelled or justified such actions. But it turns out that some of … An email will not be created automatically. Later in the same year, an ethical dilemma was faced by Captain Archer and Phlox when the Enterprise NX-01 encountered two species, one with a terminal genetic illness and the other without. This is not quite the same as the “measurement problem” for quantum mechanical systems, where our measurements of such systems involves hitting them with electrons or photons or other stuff very similar in properties to the system we’re trying to measure (and where that measurement is not simply revealing the pre-existing state of the system but collapsing the wave-function to make the state you’re measuring). Some actions were clearly forbidden by the Prime Directive when it did apply to a society. A world once teeming with life that now lies ruined, its cities turned to ash… That's why there's … The Prime Directive did not apply equally to all societies on all planets at all times. Zibbobz Zibbobz. Simply stated, it meant that any and all members of Starfleet should not interfere in the natural development of a society, even if it meant saving lives. (TNG: "Homeward", "Pen Pals"; VOY: "Time and Again") This range of conduct could even be found within a single individual: Captain Janeway once opined that 23rd century Starfleet officers such as Kirk were "a little too slow to invoke the Prime Directive," but she herself admitted to having "bent it on occasion" during her travels in the Delta Quadrant. (TOS: "Bread and Circuses", "A Piece of the Action"; DIS: "The Vulcan Hello"; TAS: "The Magicks of Megas-Tu", "Bem"; TNG: "Justice", "Symbiosis", "Who Watches The Watchers", "Redemption", "Homeward"; VOY: "Course: Oblivion"; Star Trek Into Darkness), The Vulcans used a series of protocols similar to the Prime Directive as early as 1957; in 2151, Sub-Commander T'Pol suggested to Captain Jonathan Archer that it would be wise for Starfleet to adopt these "Vulcan protocols". Learn all about geology and silicon-based life here. (TNG: "Symbiosis"; Star Trek: Insurrection; VOY: "Prime Factors", "False Profits"), The Prime Directive is not just a set of rules; it is a philosophy… and a very correct one. © 2021 Forbes Media LLC. The Prime Directive forbids Starfleet interference with alien cultures less advanced than the Federation. All Rights Reserved, This is a BETA experience. (Paramount Pictures/ Courtesy: Everett Collection), Impact 50: Investors Seeking Profit — And Pushing For Change, Indirect Contributions Are Essential To Physics, The Crisis In Theoretical Particle Physics Is Not A Moral Imperative, Why Study Science? This embodies a kind of anti-colonialist ethos, a commitment to respecting a civilization's own values, beliefs, and practices rather than imposing “better” ones upon them. (ST: "Q&A"). The Prime Directive as a general prohibition against interference was unique to the United Federation of Planets. 2, p. 180) has a picture of a prop made for Admiral Christopher Pike's office in Star Trek Into Darkness. (VOY: "Prime Factors"). Kirk and Spock in 'Return of the Archons' - the first episode referencing the Prime Directive.... [+] (Paramount Pictures/ Courtesy: Everett Collection). Example: In Symbiosis (TNG 1x22) Picard saved an Ornaran … The Prime Directive reflects both a consequentialist commitment to reducing harm and a Kantian commitment to respecting the autonomy of others. Prime Directive is a 1990 novel written by Judith and Garfield Reeves Stevens. The Prime Directive prohibits interfering in the … An example of this was "The Omega Directive". How well does it work as an ethical rule? This way, Starfleet isn't given into the temptation to influence the development of planets and alien … The Prime Directive in Star Trek considers moral and ethical obligations first, rather than technological achievement, as a benchmark for interactions with new civilizations. Even though Starfleet officers take an oath to uphold the Prime Directive even if it means sacrificing their own lives or the lives of their crews, as practiced, across several episodes of the various Star Trek series, it was not inviolable. 23.4k 13 13 gold badges 93 93 silver badges 168 168 bronze badges. When Captain Jonathan Archer discovered that the Fazi were less develope… Dr. Leonard McCoy was transported from 2267 to 1930 by the Guardian of Forever. What Is (And Isn't) Scientific About The Multiverse, The Pillars Of Creation Haven't Been Destroyed, Say New NASA Images.    Interference by Starfleet, even if well-intentioned, is judged likely to mess things up in unanticipated ways — and if the culture in question is to deal with unintended harms, it would be better if they result from the culture’s own free choices. The conflict between acting on conscience to free people that you believe need your help, or to leave them be, reflected the times as Star Trek ran during the Vietnam War. One of the TNG writers commented "who cares about Prime Directive issues?" Not to pick on Picard or TNG, all of the Trek captains routinely break the rule.. Memory Alpha, the de facto wiki of Star Trek, attempts to explain exceptions to the Prime Directive. I don't really understand the prime directive: -Any interference in pre-warp cultures if forbidden, but active observation is not. The text was slightly edited by the individual who made the prop for the film. Find out whether transporters could work in real life here. (ENT: , "Civilization", "Dear Doctor", "Carbon Creek"), The fundamental principles were an important part of Earth Starfleet procedures as early as 2152, but it did not go into effect as a General Order until sometime after 2168. For example, the Prime Directive primarily applied to societies that had little to no actual knowledge of other worlds and space-faring civilizations (as with certain pre-warp civilizations). The Prime Directive applies particularly to civilizations which are below a certain threshold of technological, scientific and cultural development; preventing starshipcrews from us… The Prime Directive is a policy of noninterference. (VOY: "The Omega Directive") The second circumstance was General Order 24. Times - both justified or not - the characters of Star Trek broke the federation's biggest rule. Una quickly shut down this line of questioning by saying she had not, and for the sake of his sanity nor should Spock. In a foreshadowing of the Prime Directive, Archer commented that eventually, Starfleet would have to "come up with some sort of a doctrine" establishing what Humans should and should not do while exploring space and interacting with other lifeforms. (Recall that the original run of Star Trek coincided with the Vietnam War, American involvement in which made a policy of non-interference look pretty good to many viewers.). There are many examples of actions during the 23rd and 24th centuries that were either identified at the time as violations of, or could appear to have potentially been violations of, the Prime Directive. Intervening is presumed to contaminate “natural” behaviors and the authentic causal chains (including eventual development of indigenous technologies) that flow from them. sticklers for Starfleet regulations could go into detail. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Improve this question. This promoted debate among command crews about whether the Prime Directive would (or should) apply, and how best to balance competing ethical priorities. General Order #1's text is as follows: This phrasing of General Order One has its origins in the FASA Star Trek Role-Playing Game (The Federation sourcebook, p. 5). The code prohibits explorers and crews from interfering with or influencing the natural development of civilizations they encounter while on their journeys.   Directive is a crucial regulation that is binding on Starfleet personnel. No interference with the social development of said planet. (Cinefantastique, volume 24, issue 1, page 30), For additional meanings of "Prime Directive", please see, For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky, Interference with societies unaware of other worlds, Interference with societies aware of other worlds. In Star Trek Gene Rodenberry envisions a futuristic Communist society comprised of various advanced intelligent races/species co-existing with a common interest, which was the search for knowledge through the exploration of the universe. But until somebody tells me that they've drafted that directive I'm going to have to remind myself every day that we didn't come out here to play God.Jonathan Archer, A star captain's most solemn oath is that he will give his life, even his entire crew, rather than violate the Prime Directive.James T. Kirk, There's a reason why it's Starfleet's General Order number 1.Harry Kim, The Prime Directive, also known as Starfleet General Order 1, the Non-Interference Directive, or the principle of non-interference, was the embodiment of one of Starfleet's most important ethical principles: noninterference with other cultures and civilizations. (TOS: "The Return of the Archons", "The Apple", "For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky", "A Private Little War"; TNG: "Conspiracy", "Justice", "Pen Pals", "Who Watches The Watchers"; DS9: "Captive Pursuit"; VOY: "Time and Again", "Prototype") If a decision was made by the commanding officer that could potentially be a violation of the Prime Directive, the conclusions and rationale would need to be recorded and justified to Starfleet through the ship's or station's logs. Starfleet captains themselves had very different personal tolerances for the degree of flexibility to be applied to the Prime Directive. You may opt-out by. The lives of the people of Boraal are far more important to me.Nikolai Rozhenko, This is how it begins. (TNG: "The Masterpiece Society"; TOS: "The Paradise Syndrome"; DIS: "New Eden") By virtue of joining the United Federation of Planets member planets were subject to its laws, regulations, and authority. The story is a pair of bookends around a notional TOS “4th season” episode in which there's a catastrophic alleged failure to follow the Prime Directive. (TOS: "Bread and Circuses"; TNG: "First Contact", "Who Watches The Watchers") But it also applied to the internal affairs of societies which knew extensively of other worlds (for example, interference in purely internal affairs by Starfleet was not permitted in the Klingon Civil War). I have blogged about ethics and science since 2005, and I am committed to the goal of helping scientists and non-scientists do a better job of sharing a world with each other. The origins of the Prime Directive began with humanity's first great exploration of the galaxy around them in the 2150s, with the Enterprise. (TNG: "Angel One"), The Prime Directive is not a matter of degree. The executive summary of the order given in the 1968 episode “Bread and Circuses” is: no identification of self or mission; no interference with the social development of said planet; no references to space, other worlds, or advanced civilizations. The Prime Directive did not apply equally to all societies on all planets at all times. Most Human colonies were excluded from its coverage altogether; but Human settlements established by aliens prior to official Human first contact were still covered, as they were regarded as pre-warp civilizations. (TOS: "Mirror, Mirror", "For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky") On the other hand, both Captains Picard and Janeway were prepared to watch whole societies perish from natural causes rather than interfere – even when others were seeking to prevail upon them that Starfleet's role should permit actively saving societies rather than passively watching them die. 13 Times Star Trek Broke Its Own Prime Directive. I’m a Professor in the Department of Philosophy at San José State University, where my teaching and research are focused on the intersections of scientific knowledge-building and ethics. Thus begins Prime Directive, an epic tale of the Star Trek® universe. Sharing a universe with other beings involves a kind of reciprocity — even if your technological attainment is quite different, it means recognizing you are owed the same moral consideration. (VOY: "Flashback", "Equinox"), Shortly after coming aboard the Enterprise, Spock asked Number One if she had ever considered that the Prime Directive was not only unethical, but also illogical and perhaps morally indefensible. There may be circumstances in which choosing not to intervene results in more harm to a civilization (for instance, if Starfleet could share a vaccine or another technological tool that could prevent the civilization’s extinction). The creation of the Prime Directive, on the meta level, stems from the desire of the show’s creators—specifically Gene Coon—to criticize the Vietnam War … Other organizations and cultures outside of Federation had different approaches to matters regarding interference with societies. I write about the ethics and philosophy of science. The Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. All it takes is for one impressionable youngster to join Starfleet, and the next thing you know, a whole generation of Ferengi will be quoting the Prime Directive and abandoning the pursuit of latinum. Often Right. -Why are you not allowed to interfere with civilizations even if they're doomed? Due to issues of security, only Starfleet officers ranked captain and above were privy to knowledge of this directive. 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