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WHAT IF, expanding on the idea of 'preserving the human genome' etc, what if there were certain humans that were 'immune' to the furry genome, and naturally rejected the gene, due to variation (like with certain viruses). If that were true, this resistant gene would be very important to those who wish to preserve humanity as there is no guarantee that the people with the gene will 1-have kids and 2-pass the gene to those kids. If normal human genes were introduced back into society later on it wouldn't be any different, the humans would be bred out of existence again. BUT if the scientists cryogenically froze the resistant humans until it was possible to transfer the gene to, let's say, an unborn foetus, then there would be a way to 'create' these humans. Also, why are these people now leaving Kale to go through high school? it seems a bit random, but i've come up with three explanations; 1.The gene has ALREADY been taken, but Kale is being watched in case he remembers or discovers anything he shouldn't. 2.The gene is triggered by an event in life. This requires the people behind this to hide his background from him and to have him live the life of an ordinary person. 3.They need at least two versions of the gene so that if one gene is killed, the other might not die because its different(remember kids, in Darwinism variety=WIN! So if you make fun of a ginger kid at school, he may or may not survive the upcoming apocalypse.), so they take the gene from Kale before life, and then they take one from Kale AFTER life. Like in the second possibility, this requires a trigger to change the gene in some way.

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