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Subject: Re: Is genetic research too far?
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In this case I think you may find a very important answer in the question of
how Hindu people can allow babies to starve while sacred cows walk around.
Seriously: try and answer that question before you ask anyone to make policy.

I wonder if you consider that "low intelligence" or lack of athletic ability
or physical attractiveness are genetic defects we should fix? 

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