I have been reading a lot about CRISPR and it's religious,

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>>133668059
Transhumanism is the final red pill.

>>133668059
so, CRISPR, you forgot to redpill us before going on a rampage about it

10/10 would fall in love

>>133668203
America isn't a democracy

>>133668059

How hard is it for people to understand that life is not fair and it never will be?

I know for a fact the Jew will screw up white babies, while they get perfect super babies,

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>>133668203
>comparing economic systems to political systems and whatever the fuck transhumanism would be classified as

>>133668059
Life is not fair, and that is a good thing.

The meaning of life is not about what you make of this world, but of the next.

(Repent, ere judgement cometh.)

>>133669825

Artificial intelligence will correct the world's injustices.

>>133668059
Once everyone becomes great, then there is no one left to be great.

>>133668059
nothing from google image search. sauce?

>>133670771
The whole humanity becomes great m8

>>133668059

There's always someone out there that's better than you. The will is something that can transcend genetics, though.

If I was retarded, born without left leg and right hand, missing an eye and had some crazy wierd illness, Id still fight until last breath I take to get my genes to live on. Because if I do, the evolution just might be on my genes side next time.

Never quit.

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>>133668059
henlo, did someone said CRISPR? :DD

>>133668059
That girl looks like my husky when I pull his ears back

>>133671257
>The will is something that can transcend genetics

Why should we even have to resort to that though?

Shouldn't genetics 'just work' right out of the box?

Why is it so busted?

>>133670018
>implying that non-Jews couldn't form their own genetic engineering companies

>>133668059
Very few people severely lose the lottery. Most have abstract positives and negatives. If crispy becomes commonplace. Prepare to have a literal ruling aristocracy.

>>133672929
We have always had a ruling aristocracy, leaf.

>>133671004
Her name's Elsa Hosk. One of the Victoria's Thots models

>>133671004
Search: brainless kids

Thats what she looks like

Having perfect genetics does not decide your fate, unless you want to be a model or something. CRISPR-Cas9 and genetic engeneering cannot control inteligence yet. It is too scary to screw with the brain, so what is being tested is the cure to life threathning genetic diseases, and not yet transhumanism. If we are able to cross the diseases line and start to think about a more transhumanistic cause, here we have a problem, because we need to know what are we doing. If it is something to make us beautiful, or something that makes us useful. IMO, as a molecular biologist and transhumanism enthusiast, I believe that we should not use this in a stupid way, like to have blond hair or blue eyes. It is just stupid, but we should test how can we manipulate our genome to make us eat less, or live longer, or reproduce less, or even have a perfect immune system, because these things should be granted. Not looks or tallness. And we are looking at genetic engeneering starting in the next minimum 25 years. So we may not even be alive.

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>>133668059
Wow girl is fuckin smokin.

>>133672482
What is "working" though? If we say that genetic mutation is bad then adaptation must be bad too since it is based on genetic mutation. If we say that only some mutations are bad then we start picking and choosing genes but we also screw ourselves over. Great thinkers are rarely normies, for example some historians believe thomas jefferson had aspergers. But if we used crispr on people like him, we wouldn't have had the declaration of independence and possibly the US at all. Einstein(yes a jew, so what) consumed himself with the paradoxes of light. Normies never use so much mental energy on "silly things", they just go about their lives like normies do. Humanity progresses because of persistent individuals with high IQs, without mutation we'd become a stagnant creature, unable to cope with new challenges.

>>133672929
Studies in scandinavian countries showed that equal access to education leads to children inheriting their parent's grades in school. We already have a hierarchy, it's just more fluid than people realize. If it became completely stagnant than we'd probably lose to an outside culture that could adapt.

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>>133675843

Jealous of losing the genetic lottery, are you? Elsa is perfect, you assholes.

>>133676853
I agree, I doubt we will be able to modify humans easily for another 50 years.

>>133668059
life isn't fair. Shit just happens for no reason. Get over it.

>>133668059
I dunno. Have you met many authors, or programmers for that matter. These are often people that are so fucked up, so mentally divergent, that really doing something deep think by themselves all day is literally the only way they can half assed function in this world. By which i mean to say there is value in the fucked up and divergent that we wouldnt have otherwise. CRISPR might just mean we will purposefully breed them, though. Like designer dogs or champion roosters.

>>133676853
Advances in cosmetic surgery, to the point that anyone can look what they want exactly, will happen before CRISPR is able to modify genes correlated with beauty.

We know how effective cosmetic surgery is, and in the future, it will be more affordable, safe, with numerous more customized modifications that can be changed to contemporary trends.

If people just want to look more attractive, cosmetic surgery is the more pragmatic choice for everyone.

>>133678999
Yes, but not everyone can afford it. In a transhumanistic paradise CRISPR would be wayyyy more accessible. (This will never happen, meaning that the world will be classed based on genetics and wealth.)

Genes are weird and play off each other in weird ways. The same genes that give rise to sickle cell disease also help prevent malaria. Truth is, we can never know what "good" genes a person has and thus can't know what they have to offer or take away from us.

>>133668203
Instead of changing the political system to fit man, we change man to fit the political system.

It is inevitable. Even if the west doesn't accept gene editing and transhumanism, China will embrace it, then the west will be forced to either go along or be out competed by superhumans.