is it really good for the human gene pool to continue unchecked in what genes are allowed to reproduce? The assumption behind this question centers on the reasons why some genetic contributions are not successful and result in infertility, infant death or the inability to reproduce. If human survival dependent on the best genes surviving long enough to reproduce and improve human survival, should defective genes be allowed to reproduce?

If we allow people with defective genes to reproduce unchecked, will it result in reducing mankind's ability to survive? This question can be approached from the following perspective: would you allow two people who have low functioning mental capacities to reproduce and produce low functioning children?

research and take a stance on what you feel should happen. Should anyone be allowed to reproduce or is there a biological reason for why some people cannot "normally" reproduce and for the good of the human race, be prevented from contributing defected genes?