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I wonder why no women were involved in the experiment. Will we not be sending women on the first mission to mars? Also, I would imagine that regular sexual ac
by Femur 17y ago
I wonder why no women were involved in the experiment. Will we not be sending women on the first mission to mars? Also, I would imagine that regular sexual activity would make for a more placid social environment.
- clistctrl 17y agoHow does citizenship work for the results?
- moe 17y agoMartian?
- eugenejen 17y agoThis maybe the case that you are looking for homosexual/asexual astronauts for avoiding problems.
- gaius 17y agoblink you don't know many homosexuals, do you? Their relationships are just as complex and their breakups just as fraught as heterosexuals.
- whatusername 17y agoLast time I checked a homosexual couple weren't going to be having any baby martians while they were there.
- eugenejen 17y agowe just need stem cell tech to generate sperms and ova from males or females. But if you consider and want an system has stability population, maybe what you said is right.
- eugenejen 17y agoI don't know a lot. I know some of my friends before and I knew their breaking ups and making ups was as dramatic as heterosexuals. There were military suicide case in Taiwan when heart broken soldiers shoots all his platoon with his M-16. But at least in context of not giving birth to martians and current biotech progress, that is the way I can think of.
- alex_c 17y agoNo, women would go on the Venus mission. (I'm sorry, I tried to stop myself, I really did.)
- scott_s 17y agoYou would need to have couples in a long-term committed relationship, and everyone would need a partner. I think anything less than that would lead to problems.
- dc2k08 17y agoOne of the sexes would need to be made infertile also.
- defen 17y agoI guess you've never seen a fight between a man and a woman who used to be sexual partners?