I fully acknowledge that conditions affecting the brain will have a much larger impact on one's identity. That much is obvious.
That being said, if I had the option to "correct" most of my personal atypical genetic "variations," I would do so.
Colorblindness? Yep, I don't want that.
Congenital flat feet? I don't need those.
IBS? No thanks.
Hair loss starting at 17? Nope!
Weird neurological symptoms no doctor has ever been able to fully diagnose? I would pay almost any amount of money to make those go away.
That being said, if I had the option to "correct" most of my personal atypical genetic "variations," I would do so.
Colorblindness? Yep, I don't want that. Congenital flat feet? I don't need those. IBS? No thanks. Hair loss starting at 17? Nope! Weird neurological symptoms no doctor has ever been able to fully diagnose? I would pay almost any amount of money to make those go away.