/sci/ - Science & Math

What will be the consequences of genetically modified humans? Especially if the congruence of the overall genetic matchin of genetically modified humans compared to the homo sapiens will be less than 99-98%.

Would you modify your children?

How much will it cost? What can it achieve?

>>12361555
>You think that implants can be inherited by the child or something?
Technically you could genetically engineer via parahuman XNA modifications for the clade to develop organs that functions as implants and you could engineer a child to grow within or aside a cybernetic system. That wasn`t the point though, cultural evolution has outpaced natural evolution.
Like the gut flora parents could give their offsprings their nanosymbionts, but I doubt that as I expect exowomb raising to be more common in the next centuries and you could just inject nanosymbionts in the early stages of the embryo development.

>>12189389
Only a designer baby.

>>11993742
Designer babies. Eugenics are obsolete. Genetic engineering is far more precise, powerful and faster than some generational-long forced sterilization/breeding.

>>11915362
Why not utilize genetic engineering to ensure that humans will be born with great health, fitness and intelligence?

Who gives a shit about race stuff when the age of designer babies has already arrived? Eugenics is obsolete, the future is GRAIN.

Designer babies, yes or no?

>>11549157
I trust in designer babies, whose intelligence can be augmented to exceed all past geniuses.