I unabashedly love both Understand and Liking What You See.
Calli would probably be dysgenic long-term, but we humans do a lot of things that are dysgenic. Plastic surgery and makeup are likely dysgenic.
I value the story because transhumanism is strongly associated with the id, and the ego. Liking What You See is the rare work that competently sketches a transhumanism oriented towards Rawlsian compassion. And that is sorely needed, for both utilitarian and political reasons.
I unabashedly love both Understand and Liking What You See.
Calli would probably be dysgenic long-term, but we humans do a lot of things that are dysgenic. Plastic surgery and makeup are likely dysgenic.
I value the story because transhumanism is strongly associated with the id, and the ego. Liking What You See is the rare work that competently sketches a transhumanism oriented towards Rawlsian compassion. And that is sorely needed, for both utilitarian and political reasons.