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“In that era, mankind was prosperous. They sent robots into space to exploit the resources of other planets and ship them back to Earth. Everything was provided by the state so there was no need for people to work. Nonetheless, the government feared an eventual revolt, so, they inserted subliminal signals in the audio-visual feeds so that the people were content to watch and do nothing else. Captain Harlock feared for the future of humanity under such conditions, and rebelled against the Government, becoming a pirate…”