/sci/ - Science & Math

Good stuff, my only problem is that some parts aren't placed logically.
Like you have to go through the cafeteria to get to the launch bay. And you have some red crystal testing facility in the middle of nowhere next to a hydroponics lab and the robot factory right next to the shuttles.
It's all over the place.

Great project though,

>mfw this thread

I compared toddlers to dogs for a reason: we euthanize dogs every day and most people are perfectly fine with turning a blind eye to it. I believe that if we could instill the same mentality in a baby slaying program then society could benefit as a whole. It's basically natural selection, only regulated by intelligent minds.

>>2037993
I would, I think. It's hard to say how anyone would react in that situation, but again, back to the dogs.

>>2038003
Nazi's had the right idea they just chose who they eradicated for the wrong reasons. Besides, what if instead of killing the Jews they just sterilized them? They could have fixed their population in 50 years without killing anyone. Now imagine instead of Jews they sterilized people with a tendency to produce retarded babies and drug addicts and generally stupid people? Nazi's would be genius' right now; a whole nation of intelligent people.

>>2037998
What if there were certain laws set in place that allowed people to only have children if they meet certain criteria? Certainly a reasonable income, among other things, isn't so much to ask for when contributing a living, thinking being to this world? The most important thing people do for society doesn't require a license or a permit, doesn't require a fee; people will spend money on you if you just sleep around, just to keep your child in relative comfort. It's a fucking joke