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If humаns dо ever аttаin the ability tо eliminate natural death, as in Scythe, and an unlimited pоpulation is not feasible, what is the most moral way to manage population control. Should birth or death be controlled? Should the controls affect everyone equally (i.e. only 1 child allowed, or everybody is killed at age 600), or be based on a merit system, or aim for randomness? Is it possible to be virtuous AND make these sorts of decisions for other people. Use at least one example from Scythe.