This sort of exploration of genetic correlations is really intriguing to me, largely because of the related question of human inequality. This study essentially

This sort of exploration of genetic correlations is really intriguing to me, largely because of the related question of human inequality. This study essentially affirms that certain genes act as a risk factor in life. To simplify my point: if we know the genes that cause some to be more likely handicapped in life, should we give them extra support? Should we give some personal tutoring to everyone lacking x,y and z genes? Free gym membership to anyone lacking the (probably non-existant) gym rat gene to encourage exercise? I'm fully aware that this would be premature, but maybe in 20 years? Something like extra screenings for anyone with higher genetic chance of cancer isn't controversial, but I wonder if we'll ever be ready to go further than that.