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Look at it this way: a lot of smart people contribute to common goods, e.g. scholarly progress. So in a way, it'll benefit everyone. I understand the counter-a
by tw1010 7y ago
Look at it this way: a lot of smart people contribute to common goods, e.g. scholarly progress. So in a way, it'll benefit everyone.
I understand the counter-argument. But isn't a bit of a strange feature of the world that people kinda don't want more people to be produced with a higher IQ than themselves?
- ASalazarMX 7y agoGenius-level heirs who aren't psychopaths would be a great thing actually. If we had this a generation ago, maybe our leaders would have been smart enough to act responsibly about climate change.
- YaxelPerez 7y agoThe climate problem we have right now wasn't caused by incompetence.