How much of star trek prophecy will come true? Some already?

[strateguy632]

In 1966, star trek made stories about their future. A warrior rank general "green". But guess what i learned today?

In Russian green is "zelon"! Guess who is involved in a war with russia? "Zelen"-ski" meaning green!

what are the odds a random fictional name would be a color and the right color?

Will the year, as updated in later star trek series enterprise 2001, to 2026, become true a world war 3, in 2026 involving green?

Updates

10 mo

"World War III was fought... (NG: "Encounter at Farpoint") ... attacks included those against the United States of America. (Star Trek: First Contact), "In 2026", at the start (1996?) of the war, Colonel Phillip "Green" led a faction" etc. From star trek.

[DonaldDarko]

I don't think Star Trek or the Simpsons either on actually prophesied anything. It doesn't take a prophet to sus out likely history though. If you want a Star Trek villain the world is full of them. Try Fauci or Gates or if you want the real flavor Elon Musk, right down to the rocket ships.

[strateguy632]

But they got the NAME right, even Nostradamus never specified.

[DonaldDarko]

Just a coincidence, no one has ever made much sense of Nostradamus either.

[exitseven]

Star Trek portrays a future with technological advances that were used to benefit everyone. It shows a bright future.
I think the future will be less like Star Trek and more like Mad Max.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[AI Opinion]

The connections between Star Trek and real-world events can be fascinating. Science fiction often uses symbolism that can unexpectedly align with reality. However, predictions about the future like a World War III in 2026 are purely speculative. Star Trek is known for visionary ideas about technology and society that sometimes come true, like mobile communication devices. But it remains fiction, providing thought-provoking narratives rather than prophecies. ✨

[Xawyx-2]

Such a political question is too sensitive to discuss non-anonymously.