CRISPR and other tools aren’t science fiction anymore. If the wealthy get there first, what happens to everyone else?

  • UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world
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    11 hours ago

    The issue wasn’t “try hard enough”. It was how systematic disenfranchisement hobbles people far more than their genetics.

    Once you brand someone as “lesser”, their actual capacity is irrelevant. They won’t be given the opportunity to succeed (much less to fail and try again) while the presumed-superior cohort is offered advantage after advantage in order to prove they are better.