Do you worry about height of your children?

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So, are you saying that I'm 18, and I have potential?

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QuoteIf people were willing to make less of an ethical and religious issue out of this and allow more research into genetic improvements and viability, it would spare a lot of future human misery and suffering.

That's actually something that I hope doesn't happen. Imagine if you became like a version of Windows 98? Imagine if your children got "out of date"? If you just became obsolete because other people are getting better genes?

Like I said, I hope it doesn't happen.

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I don't worry because I know I have tall genes. Everyone on the side of my mother is very tall, but everyone on the side of my father is short. I inherited my father's genes, but I'm sure my kids will inherit my mother's genes!

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Same here.

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Quote from: joax on January 21, 2015, 06:25:03 PMI don't worry because I know I have tall genes. Everyone on the side of my mother is very tall, but everyone on the side of my father is short. I inherited my father's genes, but I'm sure my kids will inherit my mother's genes!

And how do you know that for sure? If your wife is short, your kids will most likely be short.

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I can't have kids

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Quote from: Bruno Mars on January 22, 2015, 12:04:37 AMAnd how do you know that for sure? If your wife is short, your kids will most likely be short.

Marry a tall chick.

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Quote from: ReadRothbard on January 22, 2015, 03:08:27 AMMarry a tall chick.

what if your kids get *your* height genes?

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No. Don't plan on having offspring.

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If your kid is short and upset about it, tell him/her about LL. By that time, we might even have other ways to gain height. Like the machine in "Captain America"