Kon wakes up and looks down at herOh . You ok , Reri ? <| sep |> Even if there was , there ' s no way he ' s worth a 2 nd round pick . If that ' s what the bidding war was up to for what literally was a RETIRED PLAYER , of whom you had no idea how or even if he ' d be able to play much at all for you due to his injury and being off the ice for so long , then you say thanks but no fucking thanks . <| sep |> There is still an argument to be made that , for example a gene for colorblindness is objectively worse then normal vision . It is exceedingly rare for a genetic defect to provide some sort of positive side effect , like with the sickle cell mutation , you will not get any benefit from colorblindness . But the people who have it in the first world will not have their lives ruined and can pass on their ' faulty ' gene without much trouble . Of course , in this example so many people are carriers of colorblindness that traditional eugenics is not even an option . But should the day come that carriers can just have their DNA or at least their reproductive cells fixed then this should be a nobrainer . You make an interesting point that genes that are bad for humans can be considered good for the rest of life but I disagree with it . My stance on this is that beauty is in the eye of the beholder , what is the value of unspoiled nature if all the butterflies , foxes and trees just exist in it ? Never stopping to marvel at the stars , never realizing the scope of the universe and the incredible odds that are necessary for live to have developed as it is on earth .