>>12456087Who says that any government/corporations sponsored eugenics program intends on improving the quality of your life rather than making you as profitable as possible?
Did selective breeding improve the life of pigs or chickens or did it just render them more profitable?
>but whaat abouttt individual/private eugenicsCope.
Once the technology is available, your environment will force you to succumb to their expectations and wishes. That means, if you willingly bore a child that is not genetically engineered and "maximized" so as to return the biggest profits back to society, you and the child would be scrutinized and inevitably face hostility.
Not the first time, people push or are made push for ideas that are actually disadvantageous to the great majority of people. We will also see that the push for intelligence is ultimately only the push for traits that make you learn and adapt faster to skills required in factory and "cubicle" jobs, hence making you more profitable.
