Two of the greatest long-term problems facing the human race are over population and the decreasing quality of material in the gene pool. For many years I thought the sterilization of every new born to be the ideal solution. However this plan presents a few problems that should be obvious, the extinct of the human race not being among the least.
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What i've learned about genetic diversity has removed all but the inherent worry and fear about a crashed homo sapien population.
At one point in the history of the species- there were barely 10,000.
The species really only has about a 5% genetic difference overall, too. Chimps are more diverse than us.
Sure, you don't want the Royal Family- with or without Diana's genes, repopulating the planet.
But yes, a good selection process seems reasonable enough for my tastes, sterilization being a tad bit more humane- and basically getting the work back out of them for their being brought into the world. Nothing says practical like an investment paying for itself.
Over-population and the reign of idiots does bother me on pretty much a daily if not hourly basis.
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