So, I guess that means that I am also in favour of allowing people to add genetic diseases to their child’s genome, if the parents desire. After all, who are we to dictate what sort of child people should be having? For us to try control other people’s reproduction like that is just wrong – wrong like Hitler’s eugenic control over people’s reproduction was wrong.

So that is a huge potential problem.

The ethical problems you raised are also very self-evident. A perfect race implies a sort of homogeneity which demarcates anything outside of that so-called perfection as Faulty. Not only that, I would imagine that this leaves humanity vulnerable in matters of adaptation. I mean, if we were all tall, that’d be a problem if a race of aliens attacked with a penchant against Tall Beings.

I know that’s silly but the point is that humans have various characteristics that make them more adaptable to certain situations and diseases.

Do we really want carbon copies of each other running around. Sure that is a tad extreme, but i’m sure eventually, we will start to view all sorts of things as defects. To tall, to short, fat/skinng/ ugly/hot. To dark, to light, to domincan(born with Dominos Disease). Where would we finally draw the line?

Will hitler finally get his “perfect race”?

I guess on the plus side, we can actually develope people to do a set job. Figthers, thickers, builders… i think this was an old episode of Startrek next gen.