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It's better for you to reply to the parent, rather than me. I was simply discussing the absurdity of being depressed at missing out on the future, not the vali
by PakG1 8y ago
It's better for you to reply to the parent, rather than me. I was simply discussing the absurdity of being depressed at missing out on the future, not the validity, ethics, or consequences of modifying intelligence.
- wallace_f 8y agoMy first sentence was a direct reply to your statement about relative intelligence over generations.