11. Most parents will tell you that children are born with their own peculiar personality. This can be affected by events in the child's life, but there is definitely a strong, if not overriding, genetic component. We may in the future be able to modify these characteristics, just as physical characteristics and intelligence could be modified. What are the implications of this

The implications would be less violence and agreement.

Explanation:

Every person is unique and has their own personality. Every children are born with their own traits and some are inherited from the surroundings. Their personality are affected by the events in their life and are very strong. In future we can modify the intelligence characteristics just a our physical characteristics.

But the effects of the modifications would be less violence or agreement, etc. Consequences are that there may be less differences between the people so that no people are unique. And also people will be treated harshly if there are only few people with different mindset.

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