- Jun 22, 2017
- 389
- 1,502
1. It's difficult to know what is enough considering the information we have, i say it's the case because it would increase the amount of people able to become superhuman, the picture HERO shows is: humanity needs as many superhumans as possible to fight against monsters, how many and if it was enough to only boost fertility ? i don't know, Clark said that HERO needs mostly more people around lvl 3 so every city has two superhumans at that level to protect it, the math is beyond what i could make yet i think other measures could be made to ensure it was enough.1. no, the 1st wasn't enough. in fact the 2nd wasn't enough either. all estimates by both humans and monsters are that humanity is doomed unless something changes.
2. why is it vile, please explain. it is literally a massive improvement in the ability of humanity to survive.
Look for people compatible and acquire their reproductive cells and use them for fertilization, go after people compatible and offer to infect them instead of only recruiting while demonsterfying those who fail the process (alice's dad mentioned there was a group working on that and how Xanthe was fundamentally against the idea), damn even pay compatible people to have children together promissing to taking care of the children.
2. Gladly, i consider the idea of forcing a population to stop having children VERY concerning, in real life it was used for horrible ends and thus immediatly brings me aversion, it could be argued that it is the best course of action ? yes and i would disagree because i think there are better ways than that as i said above, both artificial and natural.
" it is literally a massive improvement in the ability of humanity to survive" is not enough of an argument for me to agree with it, as long as all possible other means were exhausted and even then i would disagree since it's denying people of the right of bulding families.