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'''Eugenics''' was a concept that [[Nerissa]] introduced into a culture, turning the inhabitants of the planet into the perfect bioweapons. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Literary Figure (short story)}}) | '''Eugenics''' was a concept that appeared in several cultures, often in scientific contexts related to inherited traits. | ||
The [[Silurian]]s considered the pure eugenics of their race to be their most sacrosanct principle, and interbreeding between clans, such as between land and [[Sea Devil|sea dweller]]s was considered punishable by death, with the eggs destroyed. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Scales of Injustice (novel)}}) | |||
The original [[Beasthouse]] in [[1897]] was a "eugenics boutique" that offered the wealthy to breed their favorite servants with their favorite pets, using techniques invented by [[Alphonse Moreau]]. In the early [[21st century]], its [[Fu Manchu's son|proprietor]] instead decided to turn these techniques to the building of a "Better Giant Scorpion". ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Beasthouse (short story)}}) | |||
The [[United Kingdom]] attempted a eugenics programme to create super soldiers to reclaim the country if [[Germany]] won [[World War II]]. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Sins of the Father (audio story)}}) The Nazis themselves had their own eugenics programme. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Übermensch (audio story)}}) | |||
[[Peri Brown]] was concerned about the [[Ishtar Institute]] because it sounded to her like eugenics. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|The Baby Awakes (audio story)}}) | |||
The [[Tesh]] and [[Sevateem]] were involved in an eugenics experiment run by [[Xoanon]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Face of Evil (TV story)}}) | |||
In the [[11th billennium]] the [[Neotonic Clade]] and several other [[posthuman]] groups had been created using eugenics. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Unification Theory (short story)}}) | |||
[[Nerissa]] introduced into the concept of eugenics into a culture, turning the inhabitants of the planet into the perfect bioweapons. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Literary Figure (short story)}}) | |||
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Revision as of 06:31, 9 October 2024
Eugenics was a concept that appeared in several cultures, often in scientific contexts related to inherited traits.
The Silurians considered the pure eugenics of their race to be their most sacrosanct principle, and interbreeding between clans, such as between land and sea dwellers was considered punishable by death, with the eggs destroyed. (PROSE: The Scales of Injustice [+]Loading...["The Scales of Injustice (novel)"])
The original Beasthouse in 1897 was a "eugenics boutique" that offered the wealthy to breed their favorite servants with their favorite pets, using techniques invented by Alphonse Moreau. In the early 21st century, its proprietor instead decided to turn these techniques to the building of a "Better Giant Scorpion". (PROSE: The Beasthouse [+]Loading...["The Beasthouse (short story)"])
The United Kingdom attempted a eugenics programme to create super soldiers to reclaim the country if Germany won World War II. (AUDIO: Sins of the Father [+]Loading...["Sins of the Father (audio story)"]) The Nazis themselves had their own eugenics programme. (AUDIO: Übermensch [+]Loading...["Übermensch (audio story)"])
Peri Brown was concerned about the Ishtar Institute because it sounded to her like eugenics. (AUDIO: The Baby Awakes [+]Loading...["The Baby Awakes (audio story)"])
The Tesh and Sevateem were involved in an eugenics experiment run by Xoanon. (TV: The Face of Evil [+]Loading...["The Face of Evil (TV story)"])
In the 11th billennium the Neotonic Clade and several other posthuman groups had been created using eugenics. (PROSE: Unification Theory [+]Loading...["Unification Theory (short story)"])
Nerissa introduced into the concept of eugenics into a culture, turning the inhabitants of the planet into the perfect bioweapons. (PROSE: Literary Figure [+]Loading...["Literary Figure (short story)"])
