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Hybrid children in ME:A?


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Indeed, mother in the household and father as primary bread winner is the optimal family arrangement. It would've prevented the creation of this abomination of a thread at the very least.

That's rather idealistic, given how different people's aptitudes for different things are. The father might be the more nurturing one, and therefore better suited to being with the kids. The mother might be more ambitious/intelligent/etc and able to earn a better wage than the man. There's also the fact that some jobs are so crappily paid that neither parent has the option to stay at home.

 

Also sucks to be you if your mother is a nightmare and she's the one you get to be stuck with as a kid. Arguably people like that shouldn't be having kids in the first place, but unfortunately they do. Pretty much throws any kind of optimal arrangement out the window.

 

I'm not sure how serious you are with this comment, but I figured I'd hedge my bets and reply anyway.


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God, I can see the amount of threads whining about being able to have children will cause.

 

I'm all for it.

 

wow you're so edgy!

 

 

 

 

 

anyways, why is it that all the goddamn ME community cares about is ****** LGBT, romance, sex, and weird ass ****. It's a ****** video game



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It could be possible with genetic manipulation in experimental tanks.. in other words live experiments



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wow you're so edgy!

 

 

 

 

 

anyways, why is it that all the goddamn ME community cares about is ****** LGBT, romance, sex, and weird ass ****. It's a ****** video game

... cause it is fun??  :P



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anyways, why is it that all the goddamn ME community cares about is ****** LGBT, romance, sex, and weird ass ****. It's a ****** video game

 

That's not all we care about, but it's something that's easy to speculate about given the Lack of Information about... basically everything.


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Perhaps, rather than having natural born children, you could splice your DNA with some kind of long extinct alien race to bring it back, like the Kakliosaurs...

 

 

... I call it Jurassic PARK Theory.


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So.. in other words make the humans the D&D Dragons of the universe? able to breed with anything?



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That's rather idealistic, given how different people's aptitudes for different things are. The father might be the more nurturing one, and therefore better suited to being with the kids. The mother might be more ambitious/intelligent/etc and able to earn a better wage than the man. There's also the fact that some jobs are so crappily paid that neither parent has the option to stay at home.

 

Also sucks to be you if your mother is a nightmare and she's the one you get to be stuck with as a kid. Arguably people like that shouldn't be having kids in the first place, but unfortunately they do. Pretty much throws any kind of optimal arrangement out the window.

 

I'm not sure how serious you are with this comment, but I figured I'd hedge my bets and reply anyway.

 

I personally wouldn't date a non-nurturing and career focused woman to begin with,and seeing as how my father was able to support a family of four(plus pets)in a four bedroom household with a blue collar job, so there's no reason why my spouse would have to work. Well she could, but only after she's done caring for our offspring in their early years, as a proper woman should..


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Y'all seriously want to bang everything that has two legs and walks. Y'all horny as ****. GTFOutside. 

 

 

More than even that.  :?

 

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I personally wouldn't date a non-nurturing and career focused woman to begin with,and seeing as how my father was able to support a family of four(plus pets)in a four bedroom household with a blue collar job, so there's no reason why my spouse would have to work. Well she could, but only after she's done caring for our offspring in their early years, as a proper woman should..

 

Oh dear, prepare for the hordes of feminists coming at you for that statement.

(not disagreeing with you though)


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I personally wouldn't date a non-nurturing and career focused woman to begin with,and seeing as how my father was able to support a family of four(plus pets)in a four bedroom household with a blue collar job, so there's no reason why my spouse would have to work. Well she could, but only after she's done caring for our offspring in their early years, as a proper woman should..

Oh dear, prepare for the hordes of feminists coming at you for that statement.

(not disagreeing with you though)

 

You don't need to be a feminist to see that his statement is utter crap. Even better... what about gay couples who adopted a baby?

 

No, this is just an archaic viewpoint.


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Haven't read the whole thread yet. Has anyone used that quote about artichokes yet? If not, here goes:

A human reproducing with a creature that evolved on an entirely different planet would be less realistic than a human having a baby with an artichoke.
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Haven't read the whole thread yet. Has anyone used that quote about artichokes yet? If not, here goes:

A human reproducing with a creature that evolved on an entirely different planet would be less realistic than a human having a baby with an artichoke.

 

 

Really?

 

I thought Rule 34 was grounded in scientific fact.  :rolleyes:



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You don't need to be a feminist to see that his statement is utter crap. Even better... what about gay couples who adopted a baby?

 

No, this is just an archaic viewpoint.

 

Gay couples often have traditional roles as well, where often the more feminine partner takes up the roles that normally the wife would and the more masculine partner takes up the roles normally taken by the husband.



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You don't need to be a feminist to see that his statement is utter crap. Even better... what about gay couples who adopted a baby?

 

No, this is just an archaic viewpoint.

Or that women whom either don't want or can't have children are by implication not "proper women." 


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Gay couples often have traditional roles as well, where often the more feminine partner takes up the roles that normally the wife would and the more masculine partner takes up the roles normally taken by the husband.

 

I'm guessing you don't know many gay couples... or many straight couples who got together after say about 1956 ....


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I'm guessing you don't know many gay couples... or many straight couples who got together after say about 1956 ....

 

And you'd be guessing wrong.

 

I know 5 7 gay couples personally (actually I know 7, I was only thinking about male gay couples, but I also have 2 female cousins who're both lesbian and both have a girlfriend), 3 of them are married and 1 of them have adopted children.

 

Being in my mid-twenties I have many friends who got married. My girlfriend and I are in no rush to get married though (being a liberal atheist I see absolutely no point in marriage).

 

 

Your turn.



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Gay couples often have traditional roles as well, where often the more feminine partner takes up the roles that normally the wife would and the more masculine partner takes up the roles normally taken by the husband.


I have no words for this.
So, here:

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On a more serious note: what do they teach you guys and gals in biology class nowadays? Humans and apes can't even produce hybrids, why on earth The Citadel would it work with an alien?

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On a more serious note: what do they teach you guys and gals in biology class nowadays? Humans and apes can't even produce hybrids, why on earth The Citadel would it work with an alien?

 

It's because of the same Captain Kirk Fantasy that lead to the Creation and seemingly Popularity of the hot blue Alien Chicks Asari.



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It's because of the same Captain Kirk Fantasy that lead to the Creation and seemingly Popularity of the hot blue Alien Chicks Asari.


Well, with an Asari would work, cause they reproduce with themself.

Or they parthenogenisize, whatever. Either way, your genetic material is not necessary.

Eh, correction. It not just unnecessary, it's completely wasted and God would be very upset.

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Well, with an Asari would work, cause they reproduce with themself.

Or they parthenogenisize, whatever. Either way, your genetic material is not necessary.

 

Asari reproduction doesn't make much scientific sence anyway.

 

Unless we assume all Asari are clones with minor deviations in the phenotype.



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Asari reproduction doesn't make much scientific sence anyway.
 
Unless we assume all Asari are clones with minor deviations in the phenotype. Genotype


Yeah, that is exactly what the game says.

They do some genetic shuffling when they reproduce, which isn't a strange thing. Humans do it too.

Oh and eh, fixed :P

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I hope not. It just look as though they slapped a wig on the female drell and turian. Humanity must stay pure and untainted, no mixing of races.

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I'd rather see hybrid babies than Cerberus though.

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I'd rather see hybrid babies than Cerberus though.

 

But that's because you're a traitor to your own species.


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