83: Caesar of the Stars

Meta Treks: A Star Trek Philosophy Podcast by Trek.fm

Mar 12, 201801:21:46Society & Culture

The Conscience of the King. To what extent does a person remain morally responsible for his or her actions over time, even after many years or after changes in character and experience? Can people ever change who they fu...

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