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I wonder if it's similar to the deaf community's outcry against cochlear implants? People love their subcultures; seeing new medical technology wipe out their c

I wonder if it's similar to the deaf community's outcry against cochlear implants? People love their subcultures; seeing new medical technology wipe out their culture probably feels like genocide[0] to them (even if the majority population perceives it as a good thing). [0] One of the UN-recognized forms is "preventing births within a population"

AAAAaccountAAAA 2y ago
That and the fact that in many cases, the symptoms are very mild, and the problem could be reasonably seen to actually lie in the society's sometimes really far-reaching demands for homogenity. And extreme homogenity is bad for innovation. It might very well be that a double-digit percentage of the population has a some sort of neurodevelopmental disorder[1], and the extermination of such a lot of unborn people is going to be a considerable burden for industrialized countries already struggling with low birthrates, and being totally unprecented, may lead into all kinds of unintended consequences. 1) https://dceg.cancer.gov/about/diversity-inclusion/inclusivity-minute/2022/neurodiversity https://dceg.cancer.gov/about/diversity-inclusion/inclusivit...
- Vecr 2y ago
  No it's not, even with only 4 embryos to select you'd generally expect at least one to be fine.