234 (iteration)

Iteration 234 (or universe 234) is after the failure of iteration 233  where the spacecraft hijack fails to work as planned, thus killing both Josh and the unknown female. When fragments of memory of the event resurface far in advance, Josh changes his plan again to tricking the genetic scanners.

Background
After recalling that the aliens deem him 50% genetically 'pure' (or 'impure'), Josh realises that their genetic scanner relies heavily on the blood content of the person in order to determine if the person meets their criterion. People below a 75% 'purity' aren't accepted by the spacecraft conventionally.

By convincing and enlisting the aid of a cooperative individual who would be deemed 'pure', Josh decides to circumvent the genetic scanners by performing a full blood transfusion, replacing his blood with Rh negative typed compatible blood (because it takes time for the blood cells to be replaced, it lasts for a period of time afterwards).

When the spacecraft arrives, the genetic level is accepted (because besides his present 50%, the added blood transfusion greatly masks and thus increases it to or beyond the 75% level), which allows Josh to board. However, unlike the female, it's unclear if Josh is 'telepathically hijacked' or pretends to comply. After boarding, the spacecraft takes off, and takes a short trip into what could be deemed hyperspace.

Upon arrival at an unknown planet (which could be aptly described as appearing like Mars, but might not necessarily be so), the craft land in a desert area, which includes some sort of open mine, and an underground-esque system. It's unclear if the buildings in the distance are similar to pyramids.

After disembarking, problems soon arise: because Josh isn't entirely similar, and the blood cells are replaced with his original Rhesus type over time, he is no longer affected by the seeming 'telepathic' system that controls the others (who seem to work with a hive like mentality). As he was never meant to be there, there is no allocated role, no cohesion, and a risk of starvation.

He eventually admits he isn't of the same genetic makeup to what might be construed as the 'queen' of the human group. Shocked, but not entirely surprised (given the inconsistencies and lack of telepathy), she recluctantly, with what appears to be a condescending attitude, grants leave to stay, but no area to sleep, and no tasks to fulfill. It's believed Josh is killed whilst he sleeps, presumeably with poison.