Discussion Genetic modification in humans should be legal

[Deleted Member 63993]

We’re out here grinding gym, skincare, surgery, even mewing just to fix what bad genetics gave us. But the second one talks about gene editing? Suddenly it’s “unnatural” and “going too far” Nah be so for real

Praising glow-ups, but a built-in jawline and perfect skin from birth is “cheating”?

Height boosting insoles? Normal. Hair transplants? Standard. Fixing it at the DNA level? “Unethical”

The rich already bio-hack their kids while the rest of us are stuck coping with bad rolls in the genetic lottery

They fear genetic modification because it levels the playing field. Imagine a world where everyone is born hot. No weak chins, no balding, no bad skin. That’s not sci-fi that’s the next evolution of looksmaxxing

 

[AuggyDauggy]

We’re out here grinding gym, skincare, surgery, even mewing just to fix what bad genetics gave us. But the second one talks about gene editing? Suddenly it’s “unnatural” and “going too far” Nah be so for real

Praising glow-ups, but a built-in jawline and perfect skin from birth is “cheating”?

Height boosting insoles? Normal. Hair transplants? Standard. Fixing it at the DNA level? “Unethical”

The rich already bio-hack their kids while the rest of us are stuck coping with bad rolls in the genetic lottery

They fear genetic modification because it levels the playing field. Imagine a world where everyone is born hot. No weak chins, no balding, no bad skin. That’s not sci-fi that’s the next evolution of looksmaxxing

Based

 

[Deleted Member 56337]

You do know that it’s not legal because of significant ethical, safety and societal concerns?

 

[Deleted Member 63993]

You do know that it’s not legal because of significant ethical, safety and societal concerns?

That’s cap

 

[TonyDr]

We’re out here grinding gym, skincare, surgery, even mewing just to fix what bad genetics gave us. But the second one talks about gene editing? Suddenly it’s “unnatural” and “going too far” Nah be so for real

Praising glow-ups, but a built-in jawline and perfect skin from birth is “cheating”?

Height boosting insoles? Normal. Hair transplants? Standard. Fixing it at the DNA level? “Unethical”

The rich already bio-hack their kids while the rest of us are stuck coping with bad rolls in the genetic lottery

They fear genetic modification because it levels the playing field. Imagine a world where everyone is born hot. No weak chins, no balding, no bad skin. That’s not sci-fi that’s the next evolution of looksmaxxing

it's a good idea but only the rich can do it. Removing the cancer potential genes, reducing myostatin. Only side effect is reproductive harms

 

[Deleted Member 63993]

it's a good idea but only the rich can do it. Removing the cancer potential genes, reducing myostatin. Only side effect is reproductive harms

Yeah but banning it won’t stop the rich from using it… just keeps everyone else from catching up