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We could mass breed humans in conditions currently faced by pigs in high rise pig farms to brute force parts of this process. Not perfect for traits that requir
by Traubenfuchs 3y ago
We could mass breed humans in conditions currently faced by pigs in high rise pig farms to brute force parts of this process. Not perfect for traits that require a nurturing and stimulating environment, but great for several health related ones, probably. Maybe stimulation could be provided through welded on VR equipment, AI companions and treadmills? I am sure there are plenty of ways to provide "fake" stimulation to those genetic research farm humans to increase the range of research possible.
High rise pig farm:
https://amp.theguardian.com/environment/2022/nov/25/chinas-26-storey-pig-skyscraper-ready-to-produce-1-million-pigs-a-year https://amp.theguardian.com/environment/2022/nov/25/chinas-2...
- throwanem 3y ago> We could mass breed humans in conditions currently faced by pigs in high rise pig farms to brute force parts of this process. "Genetic engineering isn't progressing as quickly as I'd like. How could we solve that?...I know! Let's invent a slave race." I could just downvote and move on, and I probably should. But I find today I can't help asking: Do you hear yourself?
- Traubenfuchs 3y agoWhen hypothetically exploring fantastic but at least borderline feasible ideas, I like to turn off my moral and ethical filters. Exploring extreme, frightening, exciting, terrifying, sickening ideas, assuming I stand on the winners/good/not-bad side of things. It can be refreshing, almost exhilarating, depending on how strong you imagine it.
- throwanem 3y agoYou aren't the first to comment on the experience. Someone said once, it looks back. You should think about that.