I believe you are correct. Historically, someone like me would have probably died prior to, say, marriage age. Now, if I wanted to reproduce, I have to ask th

I believe you are correct. Historically, someone like me would have probably died prior to, say, marriage age. Now, if I wanted to reproduce, I have to ask the big question: do I want to risk saddling my child with what I have? Grandkids? Assuming we don't edit the genes out of embryos and we're not doing something like issuing reproductive injunctions, people with genetic illnesses who aren't particularly conscientious would be adding propensities for whatever to the gene pool. Nobody wants to discuss this because some German people were making noise about the idea eighty years ago and we can't have anything associated with that, to a point of senseless contrarity.