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You’re still choosing who gets to live based on their immutable characteristics. Which I would say is still bad, but not for entirely the same reasons as the Na
by AmericanChopper 3y ago
You’re still choosing who gets to live based on their immutable characteristics. Which I would say is still bad, but not for entirely the same reasons as the Nazi program was.
And as I mentioned in another response, if this technology eventually becomes very sophisticated, how do you prevent some sort of gattaca-like situation emerging?
You’re still discriminating upon who gets to live, and “at least it’s not racist” doesn’t seem like a particularly compelling defence of that idea to me. It also doesn’t impact the myriad of other potential downstream issues.