yes, but that requires a radical change in the way the dominant monetary system is administrated. they hate it. it is very difficult for them to go backwards. there is an alternate solution to this, which china will implement first. there is no logistical reason why the techniques of biotechnology cannot be used to grow warehouses full of babies, and assign them to caregivers as required, with incentives and punishments.  with sufficient resources, a single facility could incubate tens of thousands of embryos a month. you incentivize women with government debt currency. let's say it's our equivalent of $100,000.  how many women could you get to carry the child to term, to be a surrogate for the state, for $100,000?  tons.  then, they go to their state-appointed caregivers. and are raised in state early education centers. they don't really have "parents" to speak of, but they have a series of caregivers who are specialized at certain stages. 0-18 month, 18-3y/o, 3-6, 6-10, 11-14.  around those middle and high school ages, they begin their physical and military training. their genes have been cherry-picked from all over the world. they are 6'5", universally c-section babies, with upregulated promoters in all sorts of genes. they generally don't live past 45-50, but that's actually just perfect for their purposes. some combinations of experimental genes go horribly wrong. these poor souls end up disappearing in the early stages of their training, and we are told they went to go "live in the countryside". they were incinerated by the state bureaucracy that employs the caregivers.  a parallel program needs to increase carrying capacity for surrogates. facilities which are selectively growing female embryos at high volume, without much manipulation. these are because the willing and able female population can get saturated if the work is successful enough, so the pool needs to be expanded ahead of time. just letting y'all know how this goes.
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