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It would be nice if people took the remaining few years before genetic engineering becomes widespread to figure out how to avoid an inevitable arms race where, to maintain relevance, states will have little choice but to coerce the practice onto its people.
The easiest solution would be a global ban, but is the UN going to be able convince paranoid North Korea to throw away such an advantage? I doubt it. And if this kind of thing is allowed anywhere there are going to be huge changes in the balance of power.
Under a voluntary system some people who choose to do nothing, others just to fix minor genetic misprints. But if one country, or even a religious minority, chooses to go all in and engineer every kid to be smarter than Von Neumann? I don't want history to be that interesting.
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