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The eugenics movement of 100 years ago meant to improve the species by encouraging reproduction by persons presumed to have desirable genetic traits and discouraging “undesirable” individuals from reproducing. The new eugenics purports to select for desirable traits for the purpose of benefiting an individual rather than improving the human species. Supporters claim that the …
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