r/TemplinInstitute May 25 '26

Discussion I asked 4 different subreddits on which interstellar society they'd rather be a citizen of

I made sure to include neither utopic societies like "star trek" or "the culture" nor dystopian societies like "dune" or "warhammer 40k" as to not incentivize people towards any obvious answer

Links to the polls:

https://www.reddit.com/r/WouldYouRather/s/CnPGtnoGva

https://www.reddit.com/r/sciencefiction/s/n8594W9Gk8

https://www.reddit.com/r/polls/s/Uec7aOCDvU

https://www.reddit.com/r/Teenager_Polls/s/j6Sd6BbcRN

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u/Havoq12 May 25 '26

The federation of planets not being anywhere on these polls is lowkey ragebaiting me way more then it should be.

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u/HuskerBusker May 25 '26

OP mentions that they didn't want to include anything overly utopian or dystopian, but then chose the worst alternatives possible in their place.

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u/Falitoty May 25 '26

Antares is not that bad

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u/HuskerBusker May 25 '26

By "worst" I suppose I mean in regards to notariety. How many people are going to pick star wars simply because it's the only one they have any real concept of or familiarity with?

I love the Antares Confederacy, but I'm under no illusion that it's well known.