For a moment there, I feared you'd speak of genetics and eugenics
By the way, do you have a rational argument for why we shouldn't speak of genetics and eugenics?
Generics are great. We need more of those. Patented drugs are way overpriced.
As for eugenics, depends on what we're talking about. Is it "eugenics" as in "let's genome-test embryos for horrible congenital diseases" or is it "eugenics" as in "let's castrate every physically and mentally handicapped person whose disease is inheritable"? When I said "I feared you'd speak of genetics and eugenics", I meant "I feared that you'd suggest the latter as policy".
If it's worth saying, but not worth its own post (even in Discussion), then it goes here.