> Well if we swap "genetic curation" with "eugenics" I think you'd be hard pressed to stand up in front of a group and argue that in 2023. Because we're a gene

> Well if we swap "genetic curation" with "eugenics" I think you'd be hard pressed to stand up in front of a group and argue that in 2023. Because we're a generation of snowflakes and I'd recommend to get a better set of friends you can talk freely about stuff. People are so scared of being branded racist or nazi that common sense goes out of the door. You're performing eugenics or selective breeding when you select a partner to have children with. People with different ethnic backgrounds will have different characteristic and of course you want to maximise the chances of success for your kids. Balancing them out (often by mixing races) and granting both parents advantages to the kids is the optimal solution. For example, I got strong hairs from my dad and a dark skin from my mom so I'm not bald like relatives on my mom side and I can stand in the sun for way longer than my dad could. What's wrong with that? I'd say we're genetically predisposed for doing that already, without access to information. Eg. I always liked blonde pale girls who are the polar opposite of myself