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Would you support the ability for to parents genetically modify their children in order to increase intelligence and attractiveness?

Yes
57.1%
No
42.9%

929 votesFinal results

10:19 PM · Nov 2, 2017

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Although we naturally do this ourselves. How often is an intelligent 10 with a dumb 1?

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How rich is the dumb 1?

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opposition, defiance, disorder

@crack_squirrels

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Only if third or even fourth legs

opposition, defiance, disorder

@crack_squirrels

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Spiderbaby where it at

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Gaaaattticaaaaaaa

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At least for me it depends on the risks if something goes wrong with it.

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Its a scary thought of designer children would that mean your parents controlled ur entire genetic makeup?

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yes bc freedom but this will def increase income inequality.

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Never. I believe humans desire to micromanage the world around them already creates incredible distress and controversy. Let it be.

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