That's the comic, but I'm not sure which issue the excerpt is from. I found this page circulating as-is.
There were a bunch of Futurama comics made back in the day. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to link to online sources or not, but I just googled "futurama comics" and one of the first results looks like all of them on the Internet Archive.
Nobody tell him that Star Trek is supposed to be utopian.
That's insane! How could any teachers think that's acceptable?
I really loved it, and I'm not a big story-game person.
How did I not see it?
....fixing it now.
Whoa, that's incredible! Was this sold at some point or did you 3d-print it?
Good to know! I went back and forth about that, wondering if that was the rule. I picked this way in case the intent was to jokingly apply "courteous" to the man too.
I always used to laugh at the way they give instructions to the computer so conversationally, especially building holodeck programs. Like, "how did the computer know to create all these details and characters without being specifically instructed? Who programmed these pre-set commands so that the computer would understand?"
Now, it's suddenly very realistic.
Recently, there was a video going around with a similar style animation made for the American Bicentennial in 1976. It was either made by some of the same people, or both teams were on the same drugs.
Man, were psychedelics in the water supply back then?
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