If you'd had the chance of changing your child-to-be's genetic disposition. Would you do it or not?

[qwer1234]

If you'd had the chance of changing your child-to-be's genetic disposition. Would you do it or not? Why respectively why not?

Yes, I would. - Why?

No, I wouldn't - Why not?

[strbryshake]

If science can find a way to identify and fix genetic health problems that make living difficult for people I would be all over altering my child's dna, so long as it were a safe procedure. I don't want to pass on my asthma, I'd love to eliminate that, and also fix waaay more serious things like down syndrome, huntington's, multiple sclerosis, cystic fibrosis, etc.

[dongesec]

i said yes, but I would only do it if it were safe, and only if they had some kind of genetic problem (ex. down syndrome. I don't even know if that would be something that could be changed!)...

if you start picking things such as height, hair color, etc, I think you are "playing God."

[Gregs]

all depends on how safe it is and in what way it would be changed

[Desires]

Yes. I would want them to be as good as they could be.

[PatrickRory]

nah, only if I were in gattaca

[snackeyg]

No. Unless gender counts in this. I want a girl.

[Desires]

I wonder why... ^.^

[snackeyg]

Because boys are obnoxious asshole. Don't feel like raising one of me. lol

[Desires]

no you like little girls

[snackeyg]

Nah but I'll keep you away because you must want access to her.

[Desires]

Only if she looks like you bro >:)

[Mesonfielde]

Wait, what?