[ SECRET POST #6536 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6536 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

03. https://i.imgur.com/ScsITy6.png

[(Anonymous)]

The Pilgrims exist so why would anyone think people wouldn't take their kids to space?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, not to mention the Oregon Trail. Space is the "final frontier" and people have pretty much always taken their kids on the frontier. If you're going to start a new life or at least spend years on end somewhere, it's not reasonable expect people to give up having a family at the same time.

[(Anonymous)]

seems weirdly specific that someone in your orbit was into Avatar but couldn't get with Star Trek TNG but uh. okay?

[(Anonymous)]

You think there are no blue people in Star Trek?

[(Anonymous)]

You think there are no kids in TNG?

[philstar22]

It depends. Kids to space, sure. But if your ship/whatever is a military ship, there needs to be a way for the kids to get away in a hurry and it has to be actually utilized. I would hope parents wouldn't take kids to war, especially in a more idealistic future. TNG did have its ship able to split, but it was rarely actually used.

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you for your limited imagination. Please read more.

[(Anonymous)]

>A world full of blue people
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68ugkg9RePc

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you, this was the first thing that popped into my mind! (also because there are no kids on that world)

[ariakas]

Hey, why not: not only did the Royal Navy take young boys along, they used them as sailors! Retvrn!

Honestly, that could be a very interesting premise, with sub-FTL or slow-FTL travel: some members of the crew/supplements to the crew are chosen to be as young as possible because they're supposed to age with the voyage.

[(Anonymous)]

And there were women on board ship, and some of them gave birth there. During battles!

[(Anonymous)]

Why would I want to imagine children on a space ship?

Also we really do not need more children working in movies and television