Product Document IP-1971

The following is a document sent to Nyreen Allison from her father, Nolan Allison after she took a leave from her time at Masson Station in February 2477. Nyreen describes the situation as "related but deeply personal" when referring to the events surrounding her leave.

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Date: February 29th, 2452.

The director's orders were clear when we convened nearly four years ago and we have very much come to the conclusion of his intentions. "You are to create the perfect assemblage of rare-positive and non-negative human traits", and I believe we have arrived at the conclusion he insisted on. All of our scans suggest she is in perfect health, and our first live blood sample has found genetic loops consistent with sampling taken during gestation.

Competition between dominant traits was inevitable in the gestation period. After the relative success of IPs 1921 to 1970, the team was able to minimize the effects with a complete in-situ transfusion of quantities of blood synthesized with a remaining sample of the originally inseminated genetic material. The increase in controls for variability appears to increase the effective chance of live birth as well as minimizing the incidence of unintended traits rising to prominence.

The team is prepared to observe the outcome in greater detail when we meet with the director in the morning, afterwards we will begin to etch out a document detailing the different steps and their effects at the time of birth. Should the process be understood effectively, we may be able to reverse the path our society has taken in separating peoples and move into an era of unique equality and uniform prosperity prospects.

Investigator Glass.