These. Or maybe people who have already been through hell and come out more-or-less functional are just more likely to pass the training.
This wasnāt always part of the process, though. That said, Iāve heard somewhere that apparently a surprising number of otherwise capsule-ready pilots canāt overcome that part of the modern training.
I have a clanmate who was against giving up his original body during training.
Not coincidentally, he failed out before he got that far.
Yes, it wasnāt always. There are plenty of older capsuleers who went through the program without having to self-euthanize. But as far as I understand, itās mandated for new graduates now. I was in one of the last classes in Republic University before they made it a requirement.
It wasnāt actually an issue for me. No trauma in my childhood or adult life as such, just the usual stuff. However, I believe being Intaki helped. Iāve led previous lives already, to me every time I clone itās simply a new incarnation in this life.
Iāve never been much for the grand spiritual debates but I would very much like a tentacle arm like an octopus, so I support this idea in general.
Probably should have been, though.
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Weāre capsuleers. Weāve always been good at euthanizing each other, regardless.
This sounds like reason enough to start an arms race.
The Federation doesnāt have a leg to stand on.
Oh, come on, people, get a grip!
We canāt, someone spilled elbow grease.
Why must you insist on pointing the finger?
This is getting out of hand.
And so the great pun war had begun, sadly no one noticed that the drones and their allies the vending machines where taking over station by station. Until it was to late, then we where all doomed to drinking tepid beverages and 3 years out of past due date chocolateā¦
Iām thinking an outreach program may be necessary.
That would never happen without a fully armed response.
HEY! Thatās a step too far!
Indeed, I suspect heāll be putting his foot in his mouth over that.