| ▲ | arjie 2 hours ago | |
Huh, this is fascinating. My wife and I did IVF with WGS in order to find a much less catastrophic shared genetic condition[0]. We have the FASTQs for my parents, and brother, and my wife and me, and our daughter (and our other embryos) and I've run it through the standard Opus[1] (since 4.5) and none have contradicted our genetic counselors or IVF doctors. This is an interesting, and devastating, condition far more severe than anything we risked. More power to the author for having coped in a productive way. I hope that more such science will lead to healthier babies, parents more comfortable with children since they know what they can avoid or mitigate, and happier families. As an aside, I have not found SF to be anti-natal but that's because of the community we've formed. Of our friends in SF, almost all are trying for children or have them. Our shared Slack group is full of happy news. Inevitably, many of us must move elsewhere in order to allow them some freedom[2] and good education[3]. So there's a bit of a dead-sea effect, true, but even within that sea there are pockets of community one can find. 0: https://wiki.roshangeorge.dev/w/IVF but also see https://viz.roshangeorge.dev/roshan-genvue/ to see an old set of results and download my VCF here https://my.pgp-hms.org/profile/hu81A8CC and put it through a modern (but not too modern LLM) to get some fun results if you want a starter data set to peek through. Opus can get you far. 1: Fable as expected yields:
2: Within the last year 2 children have been killed in our neighbourhood by drivers, and parents in the US already compensate by cutting child freedom significantly3: Since school system design is determined by both parents and non-parents, it is a vehicle of expression of non-education-related action by the latter, and in a city where they dominate the former, the effects are typical | ||
| ▲ | fyrn_ 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
The valley is extremely anti natal, it shows up in large scale demographic data very clearly, just check the census | ||