> Are you implying here that curiosity and intellectual abilities are genetically inheritable ? And you think they aren't? Like there's no difference between h

> Are you implying here that curiosity and intellectual abilities are genetically inheritable ? And you think they aren't? Like there's no difference between humans and amoebas? > If so, what stops eugenics from being morally indefensible ? Now, are you implying that eugenics is defensible? I'm getting lost :) If you're asking why eugenics is considered indefensible, I'd say it's because nobody really knows what's good and what's bad. Lots of the time people can't even decide well for themselves. Also, if we took the idea of killing people considered "worse" to the extreme and killed everybody who is considered worse by anybody, there would be probably no one left. So people are somewhat reluctant to try.