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It was headed by [[Dalek Sec]], who also served as the subject. Sec had developed a begrudging respect for humanity calling them the ultimate survivors. Dalek Sec hoped that by combining humans and Daleks, the Daleks would inherit humanity's innate talent for survival. The other members of the Cult of Skaro objected to the final experiment as it went against Dalek ideology. Sec argued that the Dalek concept of purity was flawed, as it had brought their species to the brink of [[extinction]]. He bonded with Mr Diagoras and through a "[[chromatid solution]]", the final outcome was the human-Dalek. ([[TV]]: ''[[Daleks in Manhattan (TV story)|Daleks in Manhattan]])'' The Cult succeeded in transforming Dalek Sec into a human/Dalek hybrid but with unforeseen consequences. Being part human, Sec was able to feel human emotions like sorrow and mercy. Originally Sec had intended to transform every human (with high intelligence) into a hybrid like himself, and for the Earth to become the new [[Skaro]]. The hybrids were to be made from humans with above average intelligence who had been captured and had their minds wiped, ready to be programmed with the emotionless Dalek way of thinking. The impact of these new emotions caused Sec to abandon his plan. He appealed to the Doctor for help, asking him to take the [[Cult of Skaro]] to a new world. One where they could rebuild their civilisation without the hatred and prejudice of the original Daleks. This plan would have worked by having them become like the new Dalek Sec, and have human emotions but a Dalek brain. Unfortunately the rest of the Cult no longer saw Sec as being a true Dalek and betrayed him. The [[Tenth Doctor]] considered the failure of the final experiment to be a tragedy. ([[TV]]: ''[[Evolution of the Daleks (TV story)|Evolution of the Daleks]]'')

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