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- Q3500593 abstract "Liberal eugenics, also known as new eugenics and consumer eugenics, is a neologism for a claimed ideology which advocates the use of reproductive and genetic technologies where the choice of enhancing human characteristics and capacities is left to the individual preferences of parents acting as consumers, rather than the public health policies of the state. The term was coined by bioethicist Nicholas Agar. More recently criticism has risen preferring to call the theory "libertarian eugenics" instead because of its intention to keep to role of the state minimal in the advocated eugenics program. Liberal eugenics is a form of transhumanism combined with political theory. An example of techniques that could be applied to implement liberal eugenics would be Germinal choice technology.".
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- Q3500593 comment "Liberal eugenics, also known as new eugenics and consumer eugenics, is a neologism for a claimed ideology which advocates the use of reproductive and genetic technologies where the choice of enhancing human characteristics and capacities is left to the individual preferences of parents acting as consumers, rather than the public health policies of the state. The term was coined by bioethicist Nicholas Agar.".
- Q3500593 label "Liberal eugenics".