/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12681398
Didn`t knew that Indians were that based.

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>>12311173
The classics are still the best.

>>11904700
It's actually safer than normal procreation -
https://www.futuretimeline.net/blog/2019/04/28.htm
https://www.futuretimeline.net/blog/2017/10/29.htm

>>11673475
And gene editing is far safer than eugenics: https://www.nature.com /articles/ s41587 -019-0095-1 and regarded as far more ethical than eugenics with its sterilization, forced breeding and human cattles. At first genetic engineering will be usd to cure diseases, then we will try to use it to help people to stay healthier and activ in life. We know genes, that could be modified to reduce the chances of someone developing cancer or alzheimer. After using gene editing to help people gain more life quality, it will be used to enhance people, making your child as healthy, smart and fit as possible. You don`t have to roll with loaded dices, you choose the prizes straight away. Eugenics was a inhuman practice of the 20th century, genetic engineering will proof beneficial to all people of the 21th century.

>>11551364
>your designer babies will be turned I to turbo-autists.
Genetic engineering is no black box, no magical tinkering nor a balanced RPG characterbuilt, but chemistry. We have to understand the process, the allells and its effects better but thanks to CRISPR a safe method to implement the changes can be done. https://arxiv.org/pdf/1408.3421.pdf
And you really shouldn`t trust any black clinic with the lifehood of your child, if a trustworthy doctor can make the changes with the support and supervision of a public healthcare that grants you the right of giving your child the best possible chances in its life, such technology can be supremly beneficial to society and the individual at large.

>>11310292
Gene-edited humans are too transhuman.

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>>9767142
Gentlemen, I have an idea.

>>9723893
Eugenics is a primitive technology compared to genetic engineering. We already could create Khan Noonien Sing, and maybe someone is already are doing it.
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/608350/first-human-embryos-edited-in-us/