The possibility of having children genetically altered would free all children,regardless of class or social standing,from the possibility of inherited diseases and physical abnormalities.It would also put all children of the future on an equal footing.

While genetic alteration could potentially reduce or eliminate inherited diseases and physical abnormalities, it does not ensure equality among all children. Access to such technologies would likely be influenced by socioeconomic factors, potentially widening the gap between different classes or social standings rather than leveling the playing field.