Playing God with Neanderthals

I would think it immoral from the point of view of if there are huge risks of it having a disgusting life.On the other hand, if we could perfect the thing to the point of knowing he would successfully grow, why not ?For my part I think neanderthals were pretty much humans, but with overly atheltic genes and capacities. I do think the popular picture of a dumb brute is probably far from the reality of who they were, and I wouldn't be surprised if they were just as intelligent as us.

I meant birth defect.My personal opinion being that Neanderthals are humans, I would be against abortion in this situation.

Sorry I didn't really explain myself. Nuggin was saying ''well if it turned out to have some horrible disease we could just abort the foetus''.Me saying I was against abortion just meant that this wasn't a moral option in my opinion, so if there was a risk of birth defect during the experiment I wouldn't do it at all. (instead of doing it, only to kill 99 foetus's out of 100)

I was referring to if there was a huge risk of birth defect, which was the focus of the first page of discussion (didn't read he rest)As for any some sort of limit, I guess when the chances of birth defect would go down to as low as normal sexual reproduction, then at that point I would not mind the experiments.