“Polygenic scores are not pure measures of ‘inborn ability,’ and genome-wide association studies of human intelligence and educational attainment are not inevitably ushering in a new eugenics age.”https://leapsmag.com/genetic-test-scores-predicting-intelligence-are-not-the-new-eugenics/ …
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Of course they don't come anywhere near capturing that much variance -- today. We have no compelling reason to believe, today, that they won't in the future do so -- though perhaps rare variants may pose a real problem.
Rare variants are easily captured with deep whole genome sequencing. It is expensive right now, but price is falling very quickly. https://www.genome.gov/sequencingcostsdata/ …pic.twitter.com/7SDIU4Q6sZ
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