I think that you're taking this too far. Are you seriously telling us that there are no Vulcans and that they didn't develop warp drive before Bill Gates did? If there were no Vulcans, from whom were Tolkien's elves descended? Specifically, where did Legolas and those guys get their pointy ears? And if the Vulcans hadn't taught us how to vulcanize rubber, what would become of the Michelin man? Would he have to go on a Mediterranean diet to lose all that weight?

Apropos this specific remark, have you read or listened to anything by the Frenchman Hervé Ryssen, who has just been jailed for blaspheming the holy h0Ɩ0h0αx?* In a video I watched several days ago, he repeated an interesting idea, one I've never before heard anyone suggest, that imagination and memory are in effect a zero-sum pair. That is to say, someone with a lot of the former will have little of the latter, and vice versa.

Ryssen applied this notion to explain the Jєωs' success as fabulists, whether as screenwriters in Hollywood or as novelists, and what he called their demonstrated inability to write honest history. They seem to have, he said, no accurate memory of the past; they simply reimagine it at will to suit their own needs and purposes of the moment. Cf. Orwell's Ministry of Truth.

This is a concept with quite a bit of appeal, and so I expect to give it some thought.
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*As it happens, Ryssen actually did nothing of the sort. Instead, he simply quoted a Jєω who was asking a hypothetical question. (How powerless is that!) Needless to say, the Jєω he quoted wasn't tried for hate speech.

The funny thing is, my Jєωdar went off on Nimoy years before I was aware of the traits of the tribe.

Even as a young boy watching this series I knew something was off about it and Dr "Spock"'s "spiritual" sensitivities and brotherhood of man garbage. And yet, he was above  the human man. Just like a Jєω.

I was quite surprised that Shatner was a tribalist when I found out years later. He's a pretty convincing goy.