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And what will making all humans "better" achieve?
How about improving our lives and making everyone happier?
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A strong human is only strong because there is someone weaker.
How many times do we rational people have to disprove this invalid argument? Strength is not measured against other people, it's measured against its uses. Being able to lift a 200 kilogram block is just plain better than being able to only lift a 100 kilogram block, no matter how strong everybody else happens to be.
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If you want to be a clone out of an army of alike clones, think again.
So long as genetic modification wasn't also accompanied by brainwashing (and the two are quite obviously entirely different things), even a society of clones would still have plenty of individuality based on how they grew up, what they knew, etc. But in fact, even genetically improving people does not mean that everyone will end up with exactly the same genes. Well, maybe given long enough, but we probably won't have long enough (after a few generations of designer babies, we'll probably start transferring our minds to cybernetic bodies).
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Greater technological and medical advancements leads to the fall of man and the self destruction of humankind.
Only if someone uses them that way.
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What do you think will happen if mankind because immortal from medicine? What will happen? The world would get overcrowded.
Since you seem to have ignored my refutation of this argument before, I'll have to restate it (please read it this time): There is a strong correlation between technological advancement and use of birth control, and it is likely that in the future birth rates will fall all across the world as people get access to more advanced technology. By the time we become immortal, we will have the power to reduce the birth rate to practically zero, as well as new energy sources that will allow us to support more people than we can right now. And in fact, as the first superiorly intelligent generation grows up, their understanding and the technological developments they make will actually help
counteract the overpopulation problem.
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And technology, remember the cold war?
Yeah, I remember. No one actually fired a nuke, and lots of advancements in electronics, materials and engineering technology were made that we will benefit from for decades to come.
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There isn't a gene that makes you strong, intelligent, musical, and artistical. Those are all developed. There are only genes that make you healthy.
That's not actually true. There are indeed genetic codes for strength and intelligence, and also some for creativity which would help musical and artistic talent.