#tw unethical science

[atomicstarstruck]

was thinking about how "death" is used in reference to technology, saying that your phone/laptop/vibrator "died", when it actually has just run out of battery, and can be charged back to life. at first i thought, "wow that's inaccurate, why don't we say something else?". then i thought "what if people worked like that too and we were simply negligent?"

because don't people work like that too? your heart stops, we can start it again with electricity. Why don't we do that more? I think maybe humanity is just cowardice and is too scared to electrocute a corpse. Get ur shit together, this could be the key to immortality.

[hermitcraftheadcanons]

Mainly just asking anon bc my user is very weird but I had this idea when I was thinking about my sonas and how they're lab experiments and I was thinking, what if every hermit who isn't fully human, including former hermits, was a lab experiment, like for example, Zedaph being half ram, because human DNA (or code in this case) was mixed with the DNA (or code) of a ram, which explains his affinity for sheep.

I see your "what if every non-human Hermit was a lab experiment" and raise you: what if every non-human Hermit is a lab experiment? Maybe Hermitcraft is a safe, protected environment where hybrids and other non-humans have consented to a long-term scientific study, with the human Hermits starting out as researchers and ending up as friends? That could be a really cool way to learn more about hybrids while maybe also providing an escape for Hermits who came from much less ethical experiments in the past...lab Hermits is such a good concept. I love it!

- Mod Shade