Would you genetically modify your child using genetic engineering?

It's kinda late. He's nearly an adult. He can make his own choices.

If there was a genetic change i could make to myself to avoid, say, Alzheimer's, i'd probably go for it. Such a change might be introduced via virus. There's already testing for a virus introduced change that combats liver cancer.

At the fertilized egg point, i'd be interested in avoiding Down's, and other genetic diseases. If there was an easy fix for heart disease, i might go for it. If there was an easy change to avoid short attention span (which i do not consider to be a disease) i might go for it. The changes would have to be clinically proven.

It's possible that in the very near future, we'll have to radically restrict birth. There are too many of us. We can't restrict it to zero. But the ratio of people to newborns might be very, very high. And we might therefore have the resources to lavish on the very few of the next generation. We wouldn't have to call it eugenics. It'd be fine as long as you're careful to avoid racism, etc. We might even have to be careful to specifically include diversity in the gene pool.

No i would not, because of the fact in doing so technology might discover that they are helping in one section if ailments and issues and finally end up making another ailment or hardship. it extremely is like the thought of evolution, all of us evolve in our very own time, if we are meant to be ailment unfastened in some unspecified time sooner or later in time then it extremely is going to take place, or we are able to discover the therapy for it. To genetically alter people and different issues can finally end up being something that we at the instant are not awaiting in terms of destructive effects as adversarial to the effective expectancies.

Isnt that called dating?

um NO God made your kid that way, you better be 'satisfied'. that is ridiculous

if he was but-ugly yes