Kian Sadeghi

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1,119 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 13 Apr

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The Tucker Carlson Show · Tucker Debates Biotech CEO on Baby Customization, Eugenics, and God’s Existence · 13 Apr 2026 podcast

It's a seesaw, right?

It's almost like if you're playing like a FIFA My Player or something and you make somebody stronger, they have less agility, right?

So what happens is, and also you're making them, genetically speaking, more likely to be autistic, right?

So these things are genetic.

You can't defy these things, right?

So these things go in opposite directions.

So you start selecting for one, it actually take these things away.

So it starts becoming more of a value judgment.

I understand.

So wait, let me play this out.

So let's assume that to your point, there's a fashion of the day, right?

People are...

you know we've seen this with fashion we see this in tech we see this you know vc investors they all allocate toward ai you know people where they end up saying wearing the same thing in soho in new york you know how is this possible right people go to the same private schools you were saying this right all these things end up kind of the taste follow through so let's assume all the rich people basically start optimizing for um iq or everyone actually start optimizing for iq not just rich people everyone start opt-ins for iq there's actually an evolutionary mechanism it's called a frequency dependent selection what is frequency dependent selection what it basically means is that the rarer phenotype becomes

relative to the other phenotypes.

So in this case, for example, if everyone picked for IQ, extroversion and conscientiousness starts decreasing, okay, in terms of the prevalence of the population, the more valuable that phenotype becomes.

In other words, the rarer that extroversion and conscientiousness becomes, the more valuable it actually becomes to actually flourish in a population.

And that's the key point, which is we think as humans, right?

We can defy nature.

We cannot defy nature.

We have to operate within nature's bounds, within evolution's bounds.

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