Capitalism has always had an ambivalent attitude toward the process of reproduction.
On one hand, the economic system requires that labor and market populations
be consistently replenished. On the other hand, the sexual activity associated
with reproduction has been viewed as an unfortunate evil that can detract
from the overall efficiency of the system–most notably, people engaged
in sexual behaviors are neither producing nor consuming! This situation
has led to a peculiar opposition in which the product is embraced, but the
process is rejected. Unfortunately, one requires the other, and the problem
is doubled because engaging in the process does not necessarily yield the
product. In turn, various attempts have been made to streamline sexuality
in order to limit it to activities that have some benefit to the political
economy. The social directives that have been imposed by capital’s
antisexuality (expressed everywhere from prudish and prejudicial church
morality to repressive civil laws regarding marriage, adultery, harassment,
etc.) have had a horrid effect on natural selection mechanisms involved
in human reproduction. Most notably, ovulating females are not collecting
a sufficient variety of sperm samples (usually just one donor is used!).
In order for the best sperm to fertilize the egg cell, as many samples as
possible should be taken during ovulation. In other words, when women decide
it is time to reproduce, they should be as promiscuous as possible during
the ovulation period. This time should be dedicated to nonstop sex with
as many men as possible from as many different gene pools as possible. This
way nature will be allowed to take its course, and biologically debilitating
cultural norms can be confounded.
Promiscuity can be tremendous fun, and not just for the obvious reasons! We live in age of high-velocity culture. For the most part, this situation is unpleasant–high-speed intensified work, lightening military operations, invasive communication systems, and so on–but in the case of promiscuity, velocity is a big help. For promiscuity to have the best results in obtaining the most fit sperm, you can’t just stay in your own home town (to your reproductive system it’s a boring gene pool with which you are already far too closely linked); rather, you need to travel to as many places as possible, taking sperm samples the entire way. Below we have charted some sample itineraries for ovulating women of various races that would yield maximum diversity in sample collection:
