What do you think of genetically engineering a society without a sex drive?

Do parents have the right to have kids that are genetically engineered without a sex drive in order to reduce the amount of time and energy they spend on satisfying their primal urge and increase the amount of time they pursue intellectual pursuits?



I think this would create a much more energy and time efficient society.What do you think of genetically engineering a society without a sex drive?I think sex serves as a motivation in life; something to live for, for some people. There would probably be a lot more deaths and unhappiness in the world without it. However, it might save many lives as well. A lot of crimes are sex-related and involve rape and murder.



I personally think life would be much easier without "it". The times when you don't have "it" you're thinking about "it" wishing you were doing "it". We'd have a lot of nasty pedophiles and rapists off of our hands. And children wouldn't have to deal with foster care troubles because there would be no such thing as an "accident" baby.



Perhaps our economy would be stronger because we would have a less huge distractions.





Notes: To answer a comment below, there are many other things in life that cause happiness that can be pursued.What do you think of genetically engineering a society without a sex drive?
Well besides the fact that would be a huge violation of our basic human rights, it's also suspiciously reminiscent of those experiments and sterilisations they used to conduct on mentally ill people in order to prevent them from breeding (along the lines of the "perfect race" idea).

Sick...What do you think of genetically engineering a society without a sex drive?we are already over-populated



good ideaWhat do you think of genetically engineering a society without a sex drive?
without sex there will be no motivation to pursue anything in life. we may as well be a robot or deadWhat do you think of genetically engineering a society without a sex drive?they would be like Data (i think that's his name) off of star track