The Expanse is a clever and well-written series about a future where humanity has colonized the solar system, and in many ways it's incredibly realistic.
There's a scene which depicts stark, unnecessary and soulless cruelty, as all Ganymede refugees on one of the transport vessels from the inner planets are spaced. It's heartless and unimaginably cold and very, very human. It's a reminder that no matter how far we advance technologically, we will still prevent ourselves from advancing morally and ethically. I hated watching this scene, but I respected the program for including it, because in just a few seconds of screen time they spoke volumes about what we are. Humans are rarely humane.
There's a scene which depicts stark, unnecessary and soulless cruelty, as all Ganymede refugees on one of the transport vessels from the inner planets are spaced. It's heartless and unimaginably cold and very, very human. It's a reminder that no matter how far we advance technologically, we will still prevent ourselves from advancing morally and ethically. I hated watching this scene, but I respected the program for including it, because in just a few seconds of screen time they spoke volumes about what we are. Humans are rarely humane.