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LifeFuel Heritable polygenic editing: the next frontier of gene editing is coming! Editing for diseases, face structure, height, & race is all on the table!

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STOP FIGHTING NONSENSE RACE WARS AND GENDER WARS DAILY AND MAKE THIS THE ONLY PRIORITY! GOVERNMENTS NEED TO FINANCE THE SHIT OUT OF MULTIPLEXED GENE EDITING. :lasereyes::lasereyes::lasereyes:

This study shows that its theoretically possible to reduce susceptibility to many diseases like heart disease, schizophrenia, and even correct for human height! Going by this, probably possible to address face structure, race, etc. Anything that's polygenic in the body could theoretically be edited.

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Fig. 1: Predicted change in phenotypic means and disease prevalence among the edited genomes.​

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Fig. 2: Predicted change in phenotypic means and disease prevalence among edited genomes in the presence of gene-by-environment interactions.​


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In isolation, trait-associated variants tend to have very small effects (less than around 1% of the trait standard deviation). However, the cumulative effect size across loci can be substantial. For complex traits, the effect of a polygenic score (the sum of risk variants across multiple loci weighted by the estimated effect size on risk) is comparable to that of known Mendelian mutations11.

For example, for human height, the effect size of common alleles at height-associated loci is approximately 1 mm (around 1.5% of the phenotypic standard deviation) or less, but the standard deviation of a polygenic predictor based on approximately 12,000 genome-wide significant (GWS) loci is more than 40 times larger at around 4 cm.

 
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No replies in over half an hour?! :feelsohgod::feelsohgod::feelsUnreal::feelsUnreal: FUCKING RENAME THIS FORUM lowiq.is. :feelsree::feelsree::feelsree:
 
Let's bribe scientist to secretly make all women super ugly and retarded and all guys equally chad
 
I dont really see how that changes anything for me but im glad you are happu about it :feelsokman:
 
No replies in over half an hour?! :feelsohgod::feelsohgod::feelsUnreal::feelsUnreal: FUCKING RENAME THIS FORUM lowiq.is. :feelsree::feelsree::feelsree:
dude you're addicted to this forum, go touch some grass, kiss your girlfriend... oh, yeah
 
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STOP FIGHTING NONSENSE RACE WARS AND GENDER WARS DAILY AND MAKE THIS THE ONLY PRIORITY! GOVERNMENTS NEED TO FINANCE THE SHIT OUT OF MULTIPLEXED GENE EDITING. :lasereyes::lasereyes::lasereyes:

This study shows that its theoretically possible to reduce susceptibility to many diseases like heart disease, schizophrenia, and even correct for human height! Going by this, probably possible to address face structure, race, etc. Anything that's polygenic in the body could theoretically be edited.

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Fig. 1: Predicted change in phenotypic means and disease prevalence among the edited genomes.​

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Fig. 2: Predicted change in phenotypic means and disease prevalence among edited genomes in the presence of gene-by-environment interactions.​


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In isolation, trait-associated variants tend to have very small effects (less than around 1% of the trait standard deviation). However, the cumulative effect size across loci can be substantial. For complex traits, the effect of a polygenic score (the sum of risk variants across multiple loci weighted by the estimated effect size on risk) is comparable to that of known Mendelian mutations11.

For example, for human height, the effect size of common alleles at height-associated loci is approximately 1 mm (around 1.5% of the phenotypic standard deviation) or less, but the standard deviation of a polygenic predictor based on approximately 12,000 genome-wide significant (GWS) loci is more than 40 times larger at around 4 cm.

I am pretty sure that the future would unironically be whiter due to this. Everyone will make their children look white and this might be a positive thing because there would be no race wars and one less way for people to divide themselves.
 
Everyone will make their children look white and this might be a positive thing because there would be no race wars and one less way for people to divide themselves.
:feelsautistic::feelsautistic::feelsautistic::feelsokman::feelsokman:
 
Chinks STEMslaves need to work faster so that the technology is available to us before we die.
 
Chinks STEMslaves need to work faster so that the technology is available to us before we die.
STEMslaves aren't the problem, the cucks are. Bioethicist cucks freaking out about eugenics is what's holding us back.
 
STEMslaves aren't the problem, the cucks are. Bioethicist cucks freaking out about eugenics is what's holding us back.
The rich elites are going to be the first ones who’ll use this technology in the future (assuming it’s not going to have any adverse effects). I think in the short to medium term it’s going to cause even more inequality as only the richest people will have access to it.

Maybe in the long run it’s gonna be available for us but by that time we’re either going to be dead or the genetic inequality will be so colossal between the übermensch class and the others that it pretty much won’t matter.

But hope is one of the best copes so I’m hopeful.
 

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