If we are to survive this present moment, we could do worse than following the lessons of Admiral Kirk and the neophyte crew of the Enterprise.
Competency, honor, good humor, sacrifice, love, family - both born and found, coded speak on monitored channels. The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, or the one.
Live long and prosper.
Words to live by now and then.
Love how this connects Wrath of Khan's ethics to our current moment. The 'needs of the many' line is powerful because it's about willing sacrifice, not cold calculation - Spock chooses it rather than having it imposed. I've noticed these values (honor, competency, found family) feel almost counter-cultural when hyper-individualism dominates everthing. Maybe thats why Trek keeps resonating.