Gene-Editting Will Make Race Superficial

[DR OSMAN]

All these 'race' worshippers in here, your wasting your life on a topic that will be rendered 'superficial' through gene editting. Currently gene editing can select eye color and that was back in 2016, as it progresses, it will be able to tweak color ,features, etc. It may even get to the point it can be done not only at 'birth' but after birth, leading to people to cross into any group they wish.

It will also render beauty out the door(for those women overfocused on this). It may even 'cross-link' people with animal features.

So u essentially wasting all your time/effort on a 'dead topic'. Rather then focussing on how u 'look' so u can pass off for other ethnicities, why dont u feed your brain 'growth' and change your mental status. It's funny when u see ppl bleaching trying to look like white people, yet their mentally 'third world', what u should do is 'adopt' western level knowledge to yourself but NOOOOOOOO, u put ur time/effort into shit that has no ROI, leading to generational failures.

Mentally your still at this level >>>>
While trying to pass superficially as not black

Cry with me with the future calibre were dealing with @Internet Nomad

 

[Internet Nomad]

In this hypothetical future nothing matters it is True Nihilism in every sense of the word. Art can be done 100x better than machines. Any thing that requires cognitive abilities is also done by machines. Machines will explore the universe as they are more fit to do so. Your “human” interactions would done with machines as they are better conversationalist than humans. Religion would die out as no one would die so what the point of waiting for an afterlife.

Humans would be obsolete the only thing we can do is sit inside pleasure pods and wait until the heat death of the universe.

 

[Internet Nomad]

How ever i disagree with what you said about we should not care about things like race and genetics today as they would become superficial in the future.

The printing press was made in 1436 and the work of a scribe became redundant however i think it would be wrong if you time travelled to 1430 and told the scribe your job is useless as it would be done better by machinery in the future.

I have the same view on genetics, just because genes might become redundant in this hypothetical future does not mean we should go around say its redundant now.