Voyager S6E11, Fair Haven, and why modern Trek is failing

This episode would be perfect for a modern message. Captain accidentally starts falling for an AI? Doctor encouraging her to continue because it's a release since she can't have a relationship with a subordinate because it'd be improper.

Perfect moral dilemmas for our modern day.

But what does nutrek give us? Retread morality you can find in a kids picture book. And that's BEST CASE. More common to find action or relationship drama.

I'm ready for Trek that's willing to make us question ourselves for what's right and wrong.