You should acknowledge that the Nazi eugenics programme (and similar thinking) is inherently flawed. It targeted recessive genes by targeting phenotypes, which has a bounded effect. It's not only morally wrong, but it could never have worked.
That's interesting, I never thought of that. I mean, I guess my thought is, even if it had "worked" brilliantly, it would still have been irredeemably evil.
You should acknowledge that the Nazi eugenics programme (and similar thinking) is inherently flawed. It targeted recessive genes by targeting phenotypes, which has a bounded effect. It's not only morally wrong, but it could never have worked.
That's interesting, I never thought of that. I mean, I guess my thought is, even if it had "worked" brilliantly, it would still have been irredeemably evil.