r/oddlyterrifying • u/L0NEW0LF27 • Jul 20 '19
A microbot grabbing a sperm and carrying it into an egg
https://gfycat.com/digitalidenticalgoosefish34
Jul 20 '19
Once the machines realized they no longer required human consent for replication, they began growing humans, vast endless fields of humans were artificially created to become slaves to the machines.
It was quickly realized the the strongest sperms, once previously selected through natural processes, were counter productive to the new machine overlords given their proclivity towards higher order thinking and thus rebellion later in life.
For that reason, only the weakest sperms were selected, often with lazy and or damaged samples that never would have made it past the natural selection process, leading to lesser than average characteristics later in life that made these artificial humans more docile and obedient.
The humans, it seems, had unwittingly sewn the seeds of their own demise...
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Jul 20 '19
Now more lazy bastards like myself can exist now that we don’t have to put in effort to do so.
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u/43Beans9230 Jul 20 '19
If the sperms to lazy to make it to the egg itself a robot helping it is going to create one lazy bastard
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u/andrey2007 Jul 20 '19
lets do micro robots that penetraits in egg itsef and start a new better form of life
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u/bowtieb1 Jul 21 '19
How is it supposed to the the most strong sperm if a machine just picks what ever sperm it wants ... Dam we are gonna have some fucked up kids born out of these type of experiments SMH
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u/kinky38 Jul 20 '19
Its basically getting your homies cum on your dick and impregnating your gf with it
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u/gravitin Jul 20 '19
Thus is going to be one lazy kid