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I was agreeing on the absence of natural selection having been replaced by human selection in many cases (but could that also be cnsidered natural in some ways?).
Maybe if the person in question was poised to join this "super race" and become a superhuman, they wouldent be so vocal towards opposition, maybe some who still cherished the diversity of race would.
But at the end of the day, is it fair to others? Who decides what qualifies a human as super-stock or "a keeper". Whats seen as a strength to one might be seen as a weekness to another and vice-versa.
Is the superhuman like Hitlers arian vision? Do they play classical music, shoot archery, jog marathons and enjoy wine before retiring at 10:00PM sharp? Are they what we precieve to be a centurion? Most importantly are they allowed to go against the grain? If not, progress might end at this point to some extent. Should and can the 'X' factor be removed from the gene pool?
There are simply too many ethical questions that still need answering before untertaking the creation of what the popular majority would consider a perfect race. IMO, these things should be left up to G-d, nature, earth ,(enter higher power that you believe in here).