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The 1st Ferengi Rule of Acquisition

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 "Once you have their money, you never give it back" This rule was mention in the Deep Space Nine episodes tiled "The Nagus", Heart of Stone" and the Prodigy episode "First Con-Tact" Real world Example:  Airlines and Non-Refundable Tickets One industry that exemplifies the essence of the Ferengi Rule of Acquisition is the airline industry. Consider the practice of selling non-refundable tickets. When customers purchase these tickets, they enter into a binding agreement with the airline. In exchange for a lower fare, the passengers accept the risk that their plans may change, and the ticket cannot be refunded. The airline's decision to enforce this policy is not purely driven by greed but rather by practical considerations. Airlines operate on tight profit margins, and the revenue generated from non-refundable tickets contributes to their financial stability. By adhering to this rule, airlines can ensure a steady stream of income, mitigate losses f...

The original Star Trek series movies and there Box Office Revenue

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Introduction In the world of science fiction, few franchises are as beloved and influential as Star Trek. Since its inception in the 1960s, Star Trek has captivated audiences with its rich characters, complex storylines, and optimistic vision of humanity's future among the stars. One of the most enduring aspects of the franchise is its series of movies, which expanded on the adventures of the original crew of the USS Enterprise. In this blog post, I will be delving into the original Star Trek movie series, analysing each film and exploring the impact it had on the franchise as a whole both in character development and the final results of each cinematic out. From the ground-breaking "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" to the fan-favourite "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home", we will examine the themes, characters, and production history of each movie. Drawing on the information widely available online , as well as our own research and analysis, I do hope to provide a co...