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I'm not slandering beautiful people at all, I'm just slandering people who aspire to little more than being one of them. And that's my story and I'm sticking to it. The only thing worse is people catering to that urge. But I guess it's a market opportunity and that's how capitalism works, no? As for genetic diversity, sure we need genetic diversity, but we also no longer need the gene that fights malaria in the heter…
Who is "we"? Malaria still kills 400K people per year and the treatments aren't completely effective. https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/malaria https://www.cdc.gov/malaria/malaria_worldwide/reduction/drug...
We have to evolve synthetically To avoid our doom
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Re: We have to evolve synthetically To avoid our doom
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Have you checked out the plastic surgery fetishization of South Korea lately? Have you seen that guy who sued his wife because she got plastic surgery to become beautiful but then bore him an apparently ugly child? You overestimate humanity and underestimate their vanity. https://kdvr.com/news/chinese-man-sues-wins-120000/
The story is a hoax
Re: We have to evolve synthetically To avoid our doom
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I think you have nothing to fear. I'm all in favor of breeding genetic disorders out of the species and there's a whole bunch we can eliminate before we get into murky ethical territory. Religion can bite me on this one. But also, take a look around you. The species isn't going to optimize for intelligence. It's going to optimize for looks. That's just how we're wired. And that will destroy a lot of plastic surgeon j…
Looks are just one factor. And good looks are a strong sign of good health (absent artificial enhancement).