hey, i still got the cheap model. i just dont see a need to spend an extra 150,000 for people who are already dead.MultiCore said:So many people are so desperate for an afterlife, and you would begrudge them their ultimate desire?
You know the PETA crowd would happily sacrifice you to spend eternity with their pets, right? lolPandaman said:hey, i still got the cheap model.
the enhanced model does pets too? i thought it just did the time travel thingy.MultiCore said:You know the PETA crowd would happily sacrifice you to spend eternity with their pets, right? lol
Fair enough though.
Mama Robotnik said:The Plebian Sexual Experiences Amplifier (schematics)
This is a pill about the size of an aspirin that when taken, will amplify the pleasures of sexual and erotic experience in a range, ten thousand to a million times what they are now. The pill will lead to blinding orgasms leaving you and your partner writing in a billion ecstasies for hours. The pill also makes sure that the human heart and brain does not explode as they would do if a human were to experience even a thousandth of such intense pleasure. The effect of the pill lasts for about six hours.
This package includes the recipe for the pill, easily manufactured from current Earth materials.
Cost: 3000 Human Beings
Well, it's bigger on the inside, after all.DefectiveReject said:I'd also ask how he'd get 1.5m on his damned ship
we need to counter the evolution discussions somehow.WanderingWind said:...what's up with slavery threads today?
DefectiveReject said:I'd tell him he's been too kind and to take 100m.
I'd also ask how he'd get 1.5m on his damned ship
Joe Molotov said:I would trade 95% of GAF for a cyborg penis.
Man, now I want to write a story like this. It'd have to be from the perspective of one of the people used as currency, of course... Hmm.SteelAttack said:Mama, I would so buy a sci-fi book written around the premise of your OP.
7Th said:Why the fuck is useless shit like the holodeck more expensive than what is essentially a perpetual motion machine?
cooljeanius said:Mama Robotnik, I am constantly amazed by your boundless imagination. With that said, wouldn't some of these specifications allow us to get the humans we paid back afterwards? For example, with the Afterlife Nanite generator that gets everyone at any point in time, we could just put the afterlife switches onto everyone we were going to sacrifice to Dr. Pleb and then just get them back.
Dr. Pleb also assures us that no matter what technological advances we purchase, we will still never be able to recover these people.
Mama Robotnik said:The Plebian Holodeck (schematics)
Dr. Pleb has watched our transmissions and is amused by the Star Trek holodeck. He will provide us with the schematics to build them so that they are refined from steel and plastic, easily producible, able to be installed in any spare room that is at least 2 meters squared, and uses the same amount of power as an electric light bulb.
The holodeck will function exactly as it does in the show.
Cost: 5000 Human Beings
7Th said:Why the fuck is useless shit like the holodeck more expensive than what is essentially a perpetual motion machine?
One fart of Dr. Pleb, delivered straight to your cerebral cortex.3N16MA said:How much can I get for Lil B?
I think he preemptively delivered on that one.SteelAttack said:One fart of Dr. Pleb, delivered straight to your cerebral cortex.
Yes, but so is life in general. But for this thought exercise, no.HellKarnassus said:Is famine considered a terminal disease?
SteelAttack said:One fart of Dr. Pleb, delivered straight to your cerebral cortex.
Mama Robotnik said:Do you tell Dr. Pleb to leave and never return, knowing what his technology could do for the future of mankind?
Fuck no, we need his tech!
Do you purchase his technology, and if so how do you choose which human beings become payment? Remember that anyone ill or in prison is disqualified.
Hell yes! I'd advocate the purchase of all of it. Hell, I'd also be one of the first people to volunteer to be one of the humans who would be the payment. I'd also set up either set up or attempt to join any organization that was actively looking for volunteers for payment. I think there would be at least 1.5 million humans who would volunteer. The elderly (who are not close to death), generally curious, xeno-obsessed or totally nuts would also be good candidates for payment. He never specified that mental patients wouldn't work.
Do you buy any of the schematics, and if so which ones?
All of them.
Do you think that if humans expand and continue to advance, we will need any of these technologies to survive?
The FTL drive, terraforming, environmental repair, power generation devices and immunity wonderdrug technologies would be pretty much required as they would make exploring the cosmos much easier. The solar system shield would be useful in case of hostile threats, the holodeck would progress science by leaps and bounds by providing a useful tool for laboratory experiments. So, yes
If a democratic vote was done all over the world, for people to choose whether to tell Dr. Pleb to leave or sell him the human beings, what would be the outcome?
You better believe people would be all for selling the shit out of other people. And they'd do it mighty quick. Heck, China alone would probably provide the names of any 1.5 million of it's healthy citizens just to get the tech.
DarthWoo said:Here's a slightly similar scenario plucked from Babylon 5. Let us suppose that Jha'Dur, last survivor of the Dilgar race, offers you the plans for producing a serum that grants its user effective immortality. (Agelessness, but not immunity to death from illness or injury.) However, and though she is reluctant to tell you this, the production of one dose of the serum requires the murder of another living sapient being. In essence, one person can become immortal at the cost of another person's life. Would you accept the plans or turn her away?
Hey, I complied.Dr Eggman said:I don't understand why Mama Robotnik always makes these elaborate OPs when no one (including me) ever complies to them specifically.