Same answer to the question: is it ethical to reproduce with someone with (desired color) eyes?https://www.wsj.com/articles/is-it-ethical-to-choose-your-babys-eye-color-1538487936 …
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Embryos are a package deal, but getting a few dozen "dice rolls" per child to choose from makes possible greater selection on multiple dimensions. On one hand, if framed as "reject the worst ones outright", maybe not too bad. But "keep only the best" sounds more sinister.
Parents already try to optimize their kids in basically every way. Why the double standards? Because parenting doesn't work and genetic selection does?
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