GENETIC CASTE SYSTEM (HOW TO ESCAPE)

[WhoTookVendetta]

Using a surrogate to ensure your bloodline escapes the "genetic caste system" could involve a strategy where you select certain genetic traits to transcend perceived social or biological hierarchies. If your goal is to avoid passing down traits associated with lower status or limitations (either physical or social), here's how surrogacy could fit into that approach.

1. The Concept of the "Genetic Caste System"​

• The term “genetic caste system” implies that certain traits (physical attractiveness, height, intelligence, etc.) are more valued in society, potentially leading to a hierarchy based on these genetic qualities. People at the “top” of this hierarchy may enjoy greater social, economic, and even reproductive success, while those at the “bottom” might face disadvantages.
• In this context, using surrogacy as a means to control and improve the genetic traits of your offspring could be seen as a way to break free from the limitations imposed by this “system” on your bloodline.

2. Surrogacy to Escape Genetic Limitations​

• Egg Donor Selection: To achieve an optimal combination of traits, you could select an egg donor with superior genetics—someone with physical attributes that are considered highly desirable, such as height, facial symmetry, and a high level of cognitive ability. If you perceive your own genetics as limiting, this is a way to upgrade your child’s potential.
• Preimplantation Genetic Testing: Through in vitro fertilization (IVF), you can combine your sperm with the egg donor’s genetic material, and then use Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) or Preimplantation Genetic Screening (PGS) to test the resulting embryos. This ensures that only the healthiest and most genetically promising embryos are implanted in the surrogate.

3. Surrogate as a Vessel for Optimized Genetics​

• The surrogate plays the role of carrying the embryo to term but has no genetic connection to the child. This allows for complete control over the selection of both the egg donor and sperm (yours or another donor’s), freeing you from limitations imposed by the surrogate's own genetics.
• A surrogate can be chosen based on her health and ability to carry the pregnancy successfully, but she doesn't need to meet specific genetic criteria since she won’t pass her DNA to the child.

4. Selecting for Traits to Maximize Social Mobility​

• Height: Taller individuals are often perceived as more dominant and are more likely to achieve leadership positions in social or professional hierarchies. Egg donors from regions like the Netherlands or Scandinavia could help introduce these height genes into your bloodline.
• Facial Symmetry and Attractiveness: Attractive features are frequently linked to better social and romantic success. Many fertility clinics allow for the selection of donors with symmetrical facial features, which are seen as more attractive across different cultures.
• Intelligence: Cognitive ability can be influenced by genetics to some degree. If breaking out of the “caste system” includes seeking higher education or social mobility through intelligence, selecting a donor with a strong academic background could be beneficial.
• Athleticism and Health: In some cases, athletic prowess can be a ticket to greater social standing or even wealth. Choosing a donor with a history of physical fitness or athletic achievements could enhance your child’s genetic predisposition to be athletic.

5. Geopolitical and Geomaxxing Considerations​

• To escape genetic limitations associated with a particular region or ethnicity, you might consider geomaxxingby selecting egg donors from countries or ethnic groups known for desirable traits.
  • Nordic Countries: These countries are known for producing tall, symmetrical, and healthy individuals with lighter features. Donors from these regions might help boost physical and aesthetic traits.
  • Eastern Europe: Some people believe that Eastern Europeans tend to have strong, angular facial features, which are often associated with attractiveness and strength.
  • Sub-Saharan Africa: If athleticism or physical endurance is a goal, selecting donors from regions where these traits are prevalent might help.
• Surrogacy in Foreign Countries: Some people choose surrogates in countries with more favorable surrogacy laws or lower costs. Ukraine, Georgia, and the United States are popular options due to legal frameworks and high-quality healthcare.

6. Overcoming the "Caste" Through Genetic Mixing​

• Hybrid Vigor: Genetic mixing from diverse backgrounds can sometimes lead to a phenomenon known as hybrid vigor, where the child benefits from the best genetic traits of both parents. By selecting an egg donor from a different gene pool, you might enhance your child’s resilience, health, and overall genetic fitness.
• Escaping Cultural and Societal Stereotypes: Choosing a surrogate or egg donor from a different ethnic group could help dilute or transcend certain cultural or societal stereotypes tied to genetics. This could be useful if you're in a region where certain genetic traits are linked to lower social status.

7. Long-Term Vision: Shaping a New Lineage​

• By carefully selecting genetic traits, you’re not just creating a single child but potentially shaping a new family line. If done across multiple generations, this could help ensure that your descendants have the genetic advantages needed to thrive in the social and professional landscape.
• This could also allow your bloodline to escape any perceived "caste" related to genetics that you feel may limit future generations.

8. Ethical Considerations​

• While these techniques could allow you to maximize genetic potential, it’s important to consider the ethical implications of selecting for specific traits. Many argue that focusing too much on genetic optimization can lead to new forms of inequality or reinforce existing social hierarchies. Balancing your goals with the ethical responsibilities of parenthood is crucial.

Conclusion​

Using a surrogate combined with egg donor selection and preimplantation genetic testing offers a strategic way to bypass the perceived limitations of the "genetic caste system." By selecting donors based on height, intelligence, physical attractiveness, and health, and possibly even relocating or sourcing genetics from countries with desirable traits (geomaxxing), you can aim to elevate your bloodline and give your descendants a better chance of thriving in a competitive world.

 

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[Deleted member 81734]

I've talked about this before. In 2024, doesn't make sense to breed naturally as a sub-Chad unless you are going to rape and kidnap a woman. Surrogacy is a much better deal.

 

[WhoTookVendetta]

I've talked about this before. In 2024, doesn't make sense to breed naturally as a sub-Chad unless you are going to rape and kidnap a woman. Surrogacy is a much better deal.

how expensive is it?

if its not that expensive

then oofy doofys can just get a surrogate

rather than some used up roastie

to give them incel sons

 

[Deleted member 95452]

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[Deleted member 81734]

how expensive is it?

if its not that expensive

then oofy doofys can just get a surrogate

rather than some used up roastie

to give them incel sons

the problem is that oofy doofies WANT to worship pussy.

It is definitely affordable if you live within your means and are willing to use less expensive surrogates in other countries like mexico(of course while using a high quality donor still)