Prime Directive

Primary Directive: Choose your reproductive partner carefully with regard to good genetic characteristics or traits. Try to create the most beautiful or perfect face in future offspring. Do this by seeking the right combination of genetic characteristics in the other person. Then the chance increases that those characteristics, together with your genetic traits, will lead to a more beautiful face in your joint children. Your (grand)grandchildren will be grateful to you.

Be aware that it is your birthright to marry the person you choose yourself, regardless of the reason why you choose that person. No one can take away that natural right from you once you are an adult.

Be aware, however, that in every act of reproduction, a large degree of chance plays a role in the distribution of chromosomes for fertilization. The perfection of beauty takes many human generations of individual choice based on attractiveness. Certain facial features take ten generations before they reappear somewhat stably in offspring.

Even Charles Darwin already had an eye for perfection. He wrote, for example:
“As natural selection works solely by and for the good of each being, all corporeal and mental endowments will tend to progress toward perfection.”

Nowadays, this mechanism is called ‘sexual selection’ by most heterosexual biologists.