Oh, so the option to choose all of those disease weights is there, it’s just a lot of effort for the parents? That’s good to know.
Yeah, ideally it shouldn’t need to be done by each parents separately, but rather there should be existing analyses ready. And even if those orgs don’t provide a satisfactory analyses themselves, they could be done independently. F.e. collaborating on that with Happier Lives Institute could work well, as they have some similar expertise.
No, the option to select against all diseases in proportion to their impact on quality-adjusted lifespan is the default. But parents can re-do the calculation to like take age of onset into account if they want. Or they could add other non-disease traits to their selection criteria (like intelligence, as estimated by some third party service).
I agree, it’s very sub-optimal for parents to have to do all this themselves.
Oh, so the option to choose all of those disease weights is there, it’s just a lot of effort for the parents? That’s good to know.
Yeah, ideally it shouldn’t need to be done by each parents separately, but rather there should be existing analyses ready. And even if those orgs don’t provide a satisfactory analyses themselves, they could be done independently. F.e. collaborating on that with Happier Lives Institute could work well, as they have some similar expertise.
No, the option to select against all diseases in proportion to their impact on quality-adjusted lifespan is the default. But parents can re-do the calculation to like take age of onset into account if they want. Or they could add other non-disease traits to their selection criteria (like intelligence, as estimated by some third party service).
I agree, it’s very sub-optimal for parents to have to do all this themselves.