[MD] MOQ would seems to imply that above human intelligence computers

[Horse]

Hi Tudor

My answer to you would be that this would be no more acceptable within 
the MoQ than, given our current conditions, limiting resources to those 
that are currently less intelligent than others. This smacks of Eugenics 
and seems different to your original ideas and what I was disagreeing 
with Platt about.
Here I believe, you're talking about cyborgs of human origin (as opposed 
to cyborgs of robotic origin) and even given the technological  
improvements a cyborg would have, which non-cyborgs wouldn't have, they 
are both still humans and limiting resources to less enhanced humans 
based on technological enhancements would be wrong.

Cheers

Horse

On 17/04/2010 11:56, Tudor Boloni wrote:
> Since i didn't realize how smart most of the readers here are i will
> simplify the question.
>
> If genetic enhancements make a class of super smart humans, and those humans
> come to understand that non-genetically modified humans are only capable of
> lower quality Intellectual Patterns in comparison to their own Intellectual
> Patterns, than would MoQ morality allow the transgenic humans to limit the
> resources available to non modified humans, since those resources would be
> better utilized by the transgenics?
>
> sincerely,
> Tudor
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