How long until genetically enhanced power armored super soldiers

Too long

Once humanity gets over that "we don't want designer babies"" bullshit would be a great start.

>>34834482
>genetically engineer crops
>a fraction of the nutrition
>probably causes cancer

lets get busy designing those retarded babbys science!

>>34834482
so once CRISPR becomes generally affordable to the Chinese middle class.

>>34834557
nah. it is just that corn is shit for nutrition in general. the only thing is it good for is carbs. which it has a lot of and mostly sugar.

corn fed cows grow and fatten up faster. though the meat is lesser quality.

cows feed a wheat/grass diet take longer but have higher quality of meat.

>>34834482
Robbutt waifus that steal our semen for govt. ran artificial wombs and raising facilities, when?

>>34833719

Genetically, not really, at least not for a long time. Powered armor could be today if it had been more of an interest 20-40 years ago.

Flesh is weak anyways, so any power armored normal person is going to be much stronger, faster and cheaper than any gene modded freak that will die prematurely from many defects they would suffer from their shitty genemods.

>>34834482

Will never happen, the globalists goal is to rule over a population of inbred diseased, short lifespan mongoloids that have little to no individuality.

>>34833719
>implying it isn't already reality on Moonbase Horizon, or the mars Complex.

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>>34835023
>globalists

>>34833719
Man Ultramar must be awesome to live in.
Fluff has it where Astartes after campaigns take leave and explore Macragge to experience life as a "normal" human.

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>>34834557
>tripfag name says it all

>>34834557
>Hurr GMO bad
I see you've been drinking the anti-scientific kool-aid!

>>34834625
Corn CAN be as nutritious as wheat. You just have to Nixtamalize it first into Masa. Which was ignored by European settlers and created the nutritional deficiency Pellagra.

>>34833719
I doubt we'll see soldiers in full plate, let alone powered full-body exoskeletons, but I can see a threadbare powered exoskeleton being produced one day for better loadbearing. Also why don't modern soldiers use trekking poles on forced marches?

also
>that mk4-galea fusion helmet
hhhnggg