 What do critiques 2 and 5 have in common?
Third, even if both parents are attractive, a child can combine their features unattractively. But this reply only fuels concern that gradually, society will separate into "genetic haves and have nots." 7. Beauty is less meaningful than intelligence. This critique is usually offered by a blow-dried TV interviewer who, after thanking Harris for his time, urges viewers to stay tuned for the movie starlet who will join the program after a brief commercial break. While conceding that beauty is useful, they argue that intelligence is a better weapon in today's meritocratic information economy--and that although Harris claims his models are "beautiful, healthy and intelligent," he offers no evidence of brains, such as IQ or SAT scores.
 they both believe that bad genes could come through
 they both believe that the models won't be truthful  they both believe that egg auctions will create beautiful babies  they both believe that people will get their hopes too high  they both believe that bad genes could come through