> we are acting like we know everything. Humanity needs to stop thinking we are god These activities are in no way evidence for people thinking (too?) highly o

> we are acting like we know everything. Humanity needs to stop thinking we are god These activities are in no way evidence for people thinking (too?) highly of themselves or "as gods". Just a completely made up accusation. I also don't see why the scary labels are relevant necessarily. To be afraid of whether this qualifies as eugenics or if you qualify as an eugenicist is sitting backwards on the horse completely. But maybe I just misinterpreted your catious wording and there's no being afraid here - in other comments you outright state you consider this eugenics, for example. > [As] Humanity[, we need to] accept our fates. No, we really don't. Though if you and people of the same opinion just accept fate, you also accept this research and similar continuing on, so maybe this is not even a point of debate in practice.