In Starship Troopers, society is simple: if you do your military service, even if it's against giant Arachnids, you become a Citizen. You gain the right to vote, to have children, etc. Otherwise? You remain a Civilian, without any real powers. It's a strange society, though, where throughout, people never questioned the reason for the attack on the Arachnids. Kinda similar to some armies we can find around the world where soldiers are asked to do questionable things and they don't reject the orders. I always found it fascinating in the least. Will you reject an order if they ask you to do something contrary to your values ?

Do you like those outfits ? I found this brand and I really like the style. It may be better to have them work for some nobles, rich people in the MO universe. I think that I can style them with some specific jewelry, tech, textiles and patterns to differentiate them from one another.

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Dr. Hammond proved that just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. In business, the risk isn't in innovating, it's in innovating without safeguards. QUESTION: What was the "creative madness" of a project you almost launched (but wisely abandoned)? 😅 You saw it and you were like : That is shit !

Last friday, the community was ranked 719. We jumped 187 places and are place 532 in the hobbies category. All of that in 3 weeks of engagement and presence. Thanks for all. If you read this and you ever left a comment, a like or geniunely interact, know that you have my gratitude.