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what are your thoughts on bioengineering?
>>214428 (OP) 
God flooded the Earth last we did that
there is that one small tribe in indonesia that quasi evolve to live swimming in deep water. should we kidnap the whole tribe and splice their material evenly? but what if there is not enough? who will be prioritized to have one first?
I want her to look at my cock like that
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>>214428 (OP) 
>species tap
>make gene template
>submissive, cheerful, small, nerve stapled,  nubile, cute
>apply template
>set slavery type to; domestic servitude
it would be nice to have the option
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>A10 blue eyes
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>>214442
Nerve Stapling is for worker drones. Domestics need to be able to be happy. Consider this: A nerve-stapled domestic (in the Stellaris sense) would do as you asked, they'd even try to do as they think you want, but their success or failure would be effectively meaningless to them. On the other hand, a client species who was engineered instead to be amenable but not emotionally-dull would be happy when they succeeded and sad when they failed. When you pet them and called them a good girl (or boy, if that's what you're into I guess), they'd light up. I reckon it's a lot better to have servants who are happy and love you earnestly, rather than bioroids... In the SMAC case, of course, it is more vague but it seems nerve stapling is actually just a form of remotely-accessible torture. But I'm sure you mean the Stellaris one.
In any case, an engineered race of serviles who are pleasant and absolutely love serving their masters (my race) would be amazing. Everyone is happy, everything is wonderful.
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>>214495
>letting the slaves have 'free will'
was not cutting the balls off all the nigger slaves a good idea as well?
It's a necessary part of progress. Looking forward to more bioengineering of humans.
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>>214531
I didn't ask for a picture of your mother.
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>>214532
now he's gonna post the reddit one,  watch
>>214515
>It's a necessary part of progress
>progress
to what end?
> Looking forward to more bioengineering of humans
tranny chaser detected
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>>214554
>to what end?
To be able to manipulate life itself at a deeper level. That is both knowledge and power. 

>tranny chaser detected
I like trannies, but I'm not a chaser. I do want what you would call "transhumanism", though, even though I don't care for that label.
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>>214555
>To be able to manipulate life itself at a deeper level. That is both knowledge and power. 
more empty platitudes
>I like trannies
from a narcissistic faggot as expectted
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>>214556
>more empty platitudes
Uh, it's not an empty platitude. If you can make a vegetable grow bigger, you can feed more people. That's a powerful resource for those that possess it. Don't you think it'd be good to be able to cure baldness and various disabilities? These aren't platitudes if you actually try applying your brain for a split second. 

>from a narcissistic faggot as expectted
Narcissistic how? You're just projecting and sound like you have a much bigger case of it than me. Dumb ass kid, I'll just ignore your threads from now on.
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>>214541
And he did too lol
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I am willing to let species that become your subject willing keep their 'free will
but the millisecond I get a note about a planet having crime on it, they are all getting the brain poke
>>214558
>Dumb ass kid, I'll just ignore your threads from now on.
this thread is not his thread. This thread is OP's thread
>>214428 (OP) 
does this mean war veterans will become cyborgs and literal killing machines?
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>>214599
yes. cool right?
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>>214428 (OP) 
Chemistry is more based!
>https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/3_3-Diethylpentane#section=2D-Structure
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>take grill template
>edit brain to male standards for tomboy and stronk traditional family values
>remove non-white features and fujoshit
>add toxin passively emitted from birth that when in contact with Jew causes Hitler
>add ovarian firewall to prevent mutt conception in case of nigger rape

>take man template
>return to cro-magnon but keep nipponese autism combined with völkisch anarcho-libertarian assembler language circuitry to intrinsically prevent the formation of large-scale non-Anonymous social networks
>remove non-white and faggotry
>add anti-Jew toxin
>observe as the übermensch of tomorrow builds homesteads like picrel
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>>214428 (OP) 
>>214442
Super-soldier serum yet docile to you? Yes, please.
pros
>real life cat girls
cons
>you won't be able to experience it
>practically all of humans but a small percentage will be killed off for mindless slaves who will sleep in pods
>population of humans will be kept to a minimum by making them infertile using genetic modifications
wheres the reset button when you need it?
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>>220349
The darkness is in your mind. You could make up one of these dystopian scenarios for anything.
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>>220361
not really you just want to view it that way  just because the fridge in my kitchen can talk today doesn't mean it will murder me tomorrow
the very topic of transhumanism is disgusting and dystopian and easily leads to losing what it means to be human
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>>220365
Not that anon, but why chain yourself to the merely human? Why not seek to transcend your humanity and become something more and better? Just as humans evolved from inferior animals, and the superior races of man had to evolve from inferior predecessors, your line could be enhanced, made into something more than a man. Why reject this?
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>>220703
>Not that anon, but why chain yourself to the merely human?
Because that's who I am. Funny that "transhumanism" has "trans" because it's fundamentally the same as transgenderism, both are a rejection of one's fundamental identity for a failed attempt of achieving something supposedly better.
>Why not seek to transcend your humanity and become something more and better?
Why do it? I don't care about those megalomaniac fantasies.
>Just as humans evolved from inferior animals, and the superior races of man had to evolve from inferior predecessors, your line could be enhanced, made into something more than a man. Why reject this?
You're either being dishonest and doing a false equivalency, or actually believe in evolution as some strawman presented by creationist christcucks. Evolution is not about a basic entity spontaneously changing its form over its lifespan, it's about a species collectively slowly changing its form by certain offspring thriving and others being culled, Nothing to do with transhumanism unless I have a deep misunderstanding about it.

More philosophical points beside, transhumanism is questionable in a utilitarian sense too. Do you really believe that the elites would let transhumanism be used in a beneficial way? Currently technologies are full of things like ads, spying, subscription services, planned obsolescence, etc. Would you really want to become one with technology like that? Or if people independently developed some transhumanist technology without those problems, do you really believe that feds wouldn't take interest in it?
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>>220723
I don't think I was clear enough in my original post. I wasn't asking exclusively about modifications to yourself as an extant individual ((you)'ll note I never used the word "transhumanism" anywhere). Rather I wanted to ask about a more general class of interventions, which could include self-augmentation, alterations to your offspring, and the creation of new lifeforms (i.e. intelligent machines). This is why I said "your line could be enhanced," not just (you). It's worth noting that I treat the individual "you" and your offspring as essentially a continuation of the same entity, and I would regard even a nonhuman lifeform you gave rise too as your child in a very real sense; not everyone shares this view, of course. So to examine each aspect separately, let me ask you (assume there are minimal risks attached to each of these hypotheticals):
If you could get a couple of robot arms attached to yourself, would you do it?
If you could get some computer hardware attached to your brain to let you remember more information or think faster, would you do it? (assume no glownigger backdoors, etc)
If you could use embryo selection to ensure your kids wouldn't have any genetic disorders or genetic predisposition to disease, would you do it?
If you could use embryo selection to ensure your kids would be extremely smart and/or athletic and/or charismatic, would you do it?
If you could use embryo selection to ensure your kids would be uncannily beautiful, very tall with true Aryan blond hair and icy blue eyes, would you do it?
>Evolution is not about a basic entity spontaneously changing its form over its lifespan, it's about a species collectively slowly changing its form by certain offspring thriving and others being culled
Quite correct, and I did not mean to imply otherwise. Natural selection is the "blind idiot god" governing all things, and it's mistaken to assume that it has a teleology. When I say that superior organisms evolved from inferior ones, that occurred under eugenic selection pressures, like cold climates selecting for intelligence and Europe's constant but limited warfare ensuring that great men with adventurous spirits prospered. Selection pressures at present are not eugenic. Arguably the most "well-adapted" creature in the modern west is a nigger surviving off gibs with four babymamas, spawning retard offspring left and right. What I want is to restore eugenic pressures, through a sort of "unnatural selection" if necessary. Use embryo selection and gene editing to make supermen. Make them into cyborgs if that makes them better. Cull the defectives. Low-hanging fruit is elimination of genetic disorders like Down syndrome and Huntington's disease. But we could do more. Selective breeding of crops has increased yields by something like 30 to 50 standard deviations. Imagine that applied to human intelligence, or to other traits. We could be better men than we are.
Regarding your last paragraph, I think you're entirely right to be concerned about the existing powers. They're the main obstacles to doing any of this. So in some sense this is all a coup-complete problem, and you'd have to overthrow or escape the current regime to do any of it.
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>>220873
>If you could get a couple of robot arms attached to yourself, would you do it?
>If you could get some computer hardware attached to your brain to let you remember more information or think faster, would you do it? (assume no glownigger backdoors, etc)
Ignoring the new weaknesses these would create, they should be avoided as they will discourage people from investing in their biological equivalents, which would be efficient, self repairing and hereditary.
>If you could use embryo selection
All of these are fine given that the selection is not short sighted.
>Arguably the most "well-adapted" creature in the modern west is a nigger surviving off gibs with four babymamas, spawning retard offspring left and right.
Creatures should not be considered well-adapted if small and likely changes in the environment will wipe them out. The most well-adapted creatures are generalists, not specialists.
>Selective breeding of crops has increased yields by something like 30 to 50 standard deviations.
At great costs.
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>>214428 (OP) 
compsci has better prospecs
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