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6. BD 7. B RandomPauI posted:8: F. Guilty with diminished capacity. Let he who is without stress based psychosis cast the first stone, also we're going to have to set up a pretty well organized and staffed mental health/rehabilitation department ASAP. What's the ETA on the strange matter reaching us again?
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Puppies are dicks posted:What's the ETA on the strange matter reaching us again? In the order of about a day after you would begin transit. The vote was to leave right before they'd arrive
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Just joined, I'm eager to see where this adventure goes. 6.B 7.BD 8.Plan RandomPaul
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TheCog posted:In the order of about a day after you would begin transit. The vote was to leave right before they'd arrive Thanks for the reminder! re: last minute housekeeping, can we rig the gate to blow so that we can't be followed?
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6. B.) H.) Sentence her to brig time, but commute that sentence for the duration of the current crisis, as this is an all-hands on deck situation, so that in the end she works normal shifts but for example returns to the brig for her sleep shifts. 7. B. E. 8. B. 9. B.) C.) Begin at B speed, but if the first few jumps don't elicit a visible reaction from the MESSENGERS slow it down to C speed. TheCog: What was our rank at the time of Korma's insubordination vis-a-vis her CO that she shot? Did we outrank him or were we about equal. I'm wondering if it would make sense to argue that the station leader was in fact guilty of insubordination and Korma merely intervened to restore the chain of command. sheep-dodger fucked around with this message at 23:27 on Aug 14, 2016 |
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RandomPauI posted:7: G, emotionally numb. This is so horrible and you've seen so many awful things lately that your mind just sort of shut down all emotional processing. Yeah, this is reasonable. 6. D: A clear slap on the wrist, but one that upholds the rule of law. Add private congratulations for making the best of a bad situation, along with hints that we'd recommend her if she seeks an officer's commission when the sentence is up. 9.E: Have our pilots and engineers determine a timetable assuming all ships will appear within the same point in space with a minimum of drift. Tran fucked around with this message at 01:29 on Aug 15, 2016 |
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RandomPauI posted:7: G, emotionally numb. This is so horrible and you've seen so many awful things lately that your mind just sort of shut down all emotional processing. Tran posted:6. D: A clear slap on the wrist, but one that upholds the rule of law. Add private congratulations for making the best of a bad situation, along with hints that we'd recommend her if she seeks an officer's commission when the sentence is up.
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JT Jag posted:Voting for the joint RandomPaul-Tran Plan. Same here.
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Update delayed because i ran out of time, but update tomorrow, it's like 80% done. EDIT: Voting is still open EDIT2: One more day! TheCog fucked around with this message at 07:07 on Aug 18, 2016 |
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I hope this is still going on! For interest, here's a Cracked article spelling out why we need every person possible to make it with us for breeding purposes. Basically we need around 40,000 people to maintain genetic variability, it's doable with 10,000 and any less than that starts to court future disaster. Number 4. http://www.cracked.com/article_24226_5-ways-that-sci-fi-movies-totally-ignore-actual-science.html.
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Outrail posted:I hope this is still going on! For interest, here's a Cracked article spelling out why we need every person possible to make it with us for breeding purposes. Basically we need around 40,000 people to maintain genetic variability, it's doable with 10,000 and any less than that starts to court future disaster. I'm not so sure about those numbers. You can have self sustaining isolated populations of people with only a few hundred members, and if you are willing to accept a little bit of social engineering (You can date/breed/marry from this pool of X people) you can cut your required numbers down pretty substantially. Less than 10,000 should be pretty easy to pull off. A big part of these numbers is the initial genetic diversity, if you set off with a bunch of people who are similar your chances of success are much lower than if you actively screen for diversity. Olothreutes fucked around with this message at 22:20 on Sep 2, 2016 |
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I dropped out of genetics as quick as I could, so I'm just going by the pop culture website. I do remember reading somewhere that a few hundred was good enough, but it's going to start looking pretty homogeneous pretty quick unless then genetic fuckery going on. All on board for aggressive genetic tampering though.
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Game is not dead, I'm just horribly writerblocked, I've written the post here at least 3-4 times, and they've been more terrible each time
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Sep 11, 2016 01:28
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If the Captain keeps having nightmares I'm going to suggest prazosin and clonazopam. It works well enough for me!
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And maybe some Cipro too, in case of space anthrax.
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Ignore the above, both you and the captain need to take a few hard slugs of Dutch courage and just do it.
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Outrail posted:I dropped out of genetics as quick as I could, so I'm just going by the pop culture website. We have future-tech, I'm sure we can fix a couple of genetic diseases if we have to.
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TheCog posted:Game is not dead, I'm just horribly writerblocked, I've written the post here at least 3-4 times, and they've been more terrible each time The Captain visits a series of alternate timelines, each more terrible than the last.
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Outrail posted:I dropped out of genetics as quick as I could, so I'm just going by the pop culture website. A few hundred is workable in the long run if you have a good system of who can marry who that you keep to. Larger population numbers understandable make this way easier which is why at a certain point you can throw out the system because the likely hood of genetic relations continuously having kids throughout a few generations plummets.
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