Designer babies are here it's over

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Could your baby be smarter? US startup promises higher IQs in embryos for a hefty price

Heliospect Genomics, a U.S. startup, offers wealthy couples embryo screening for IQ and other traits, costing up to $50,000. This service raises ethical concerns about promoting "superior" genetics and the implications of genetic enhancement. Critics warn of potential societal inequalities...

m.economictimes.com

All rich peoples kids gonna be 6'5 and have 160 iq.

Atleast it probably won't become popular for like 10-20 years and then obviously it'll take 18 years for the kids to grow up so it won't affect us that much..

But if you have kids it is unequivocally over for them how can they compete against the wealthy designer baby Ubermensch

 

[spyspy]

that's just money fraud scheme, you can't measure a baby's intelligence, let's alone a fetus's, nor is there any specific genes responsible for it