Breed for Elon Musk

She children have baroque names, X Æ A-XII, Exa Dark Sideræl or Techno Mechanicus, but perhaps this is so as not to confuse them. Indeed, the richest man in the world has a lot: twelve. It's not just a personal choice: “Population collapse due to low birth rates is a greater risk to civilization than global warming,” he tweeted in 2022. Since then, Musk has established himself as the true spearhead of the “pronatalist” movement. Very popular among the tech aristocracy, it is tinged with eugenics when the couple Simone and Malcolm Collins, disciples of Musk, intend to select embryos to optimize the species. The Greco-Roman first name of one of their children says it all: Titan Invictus. This speech is indeed reminiscent of some sulfurous ancient theses: “We must, according to our principles, make relations very frequent between elite men and women, and very rare, on the contrary, between inferior subjects of one or the other sex […] if we want the herd to reach the highest perfection”, stated Plato in The Republic. Aristotle, in the Policywent further: “To distinguish children who must be abandoned and those who must be raised, it will be appropriate to prohibit by law never taking care of those who will be born deformed. » Philosophical delusions? Rome made laws about it. Established under the Emperor Augustus, the Lex Iulia and the Lex Papia Popp […] Read more