Sure, but the entire purpose of eugenics as a science was to first define what traits we value and then select for them in the population. And this was a massive field which continued in California well into the 60s and 70s
Actually, you are the one dodging the question. There are obviously traits that could be bred - the point is without any selection what is "selective" breeding? Can you breed selectively without ever considering the selection?
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The point is that the moment there is a genetic basis for a trait, there is no reason to believe selecting for it wouldn’t work. You are the one trying to dodge, trying to state there is a value judgment when there is none.
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Ok, describe to me a process whereby you pick a trait to selectively breed in which there is no value judgement
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