Technology would have long ago made privacy impossible, except that this had only made it more precious and desirable--a — Gene Roddenberry, Star Trek I: The Motion Picture
Technology would have long ago made privacy impossible, except that this had only made it more precious and desirable--a — Gene Roddenberry, Star Trek I: The Motion Picture
Technology would have long ago made privacy impossible, except that this had only made it more precious and desirable--a — Gene Roddenberry, Star Trek I: The Motion Picture
Technology would have long ago made privacy impossible, except that this had only made it more precious and desirable--a — Gene Roddenberry, Star Trek I: The Motion Picture
Technology would have long ago made privacy impossible, except that this had only made it more precious and desirable--a — Gene Roddenberry, Star Trek I: The Motion Picture
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Technology would have long ago made privacy impossible, except that this had only made it more precious and desirable--and in the close confines of starship life, respect for another's privacy had become a powerful tradition.

— Gene Roddenberry, Star Trek I: The Motion Picture
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