Each Year The Students With The Lowest Test Scores Are Killed in Order to Control Overpopulation

In a future dystopian society plagued by overpopulation, only the smartest will survive as kids from grades 1-12 are tested every year and those with the lowest test scores are killed.

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[billyford]

She somehow tricks the guard into thinking she’s a teacher but she’s wearing the clothes that only the executed wear

[bintwang]

pretty stupid to fail the smartest student, most realistic would be failing the one that barely made the test to give the freepass to the rich kid

[russellmoore]

The idea of Logan Paul passing the first year is hilarious

[Anoiny]

Such a system would paradoxically result in people having more children. If there are lower chances for our offsprings to survive till adulthood and reproduce, we tend to have more of them to play the probability game. It is a known fact that the better survival rate there is for children, the less children are being born.

[elvidc]

The funniest thing here is assuming that the US will listen to the UN 😂

[matthews]

I love that freedom of press still exists in such a dystopian society. Nothing completely absurd about that at all.

[xxxstarchanxxxk]

Why would you even have kids in a world like this. Unless the kids were already born before this situation started I would not risk going through something like this.

[shayEspinoza]

Biggest plot hole is the test riggers were dumb enough to swap a failed test with someone who was known as a near perfect student

[avamay]

“The world is suffering from overpopulation.” ...and every main character has their own bedroom in a house that could comfortably fit 3 families.

[RealImpostor]

It was nice knowing you all, I guess I'm leaving for a good cause

[junksies]

i’m just happy the teacher didn’t die shes a real one

[rudeboyrg]

No need for such a complex system. Just have an annual tournament. Divide cities into sectors. Each year, 2 children are selected - 1 boy, 1 girl, from each sector to participate in this tournament. All the children fight to the death until only 1 survives. Done.

[ndroo]

you cant just knock a contact lens out by bumping into someone. thats just now how they work. even if the contact lens that the brother was wearing was only the size of his pupil, the fluids from the eye would keep the contact stuck to it.

[DragonDooder]

For all you guys just as confused as I was, yes, Blake is played by Logan Paul.

Edit (7.12.2021):
Oi lads, just wanna let you know I don’t want this comment to turn into Logan Paul hate central hub, so just tone it down a little please.
Just posted this cause I was surprised he even did acting! That is all, thank you.

[glassopint]

Wouldn't this just lead to people not enrolling their children into schools to ensure their protection or that people would look for schools with weaker students to ensure that there's no competition for their kid, which would cause some sort of revolt by the schools.

[Bln]

Love how this doesn't even solve the issue cuz everyone is alive at the end.

[sommungchisblinkifyoureate]

Imagine failing deliberately because you're sewercidal only to learn that they won't actually kill you but force you to work.

[StuckInCinema]

As someone with a learning disability, I feel like it would just be inevitable for me to fail and be taken away

[nahimgood]

I feel like this would also ramp up anxiety and depression in teens, w a bunch of their friends dying *each year*, and the pressure of a life-or-death test every year? Suicide rates would probably be higher, too. :(

[KelyaLovve]

So basically the kids who failed were turned into slaves while their parents believe they just lost their child😒