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>Regardless, another person still does not have the right to take away ones privilege to reproduce. That's debatable, human rights. >Furthermore, judging intelligence has been going through some radical changes and ideas. Does me being a musician make me less intelligent than the ones designing/coding the software/hardware that I use? Is IQ really that important? What is an accurate way to measure intelligence? What is intelligence? What are the implications of a highly intelligent race? I define intelligence as the ability to perceive patterns, which has many implications, contrary to "multiple intelligence" theorists, such as in both music and mathematics. >It is not a good idea to have more intelligent workers. They'd have higher demands in wages, health-care, and so on, for the employer this is not very efficient. It is better to have someone who will work hard, not question authority, and may even enjoy their occupation. You seem in this part to drift away from a free reproduction ideology, an anti-intellectual. I actually have considered this myself, but only for use in my fascist fantasy land, where even the most benevolent dictatorship could be questioned by people aware enough to rebel, but not enough to see the lack of purpose.
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