With the ability to alter the genetic structure of every living organism, we are rapidly approaching an era where we will be able to produce animals on demand, and treat psychological and social problems with genetic tinkering. Do we possess the morality to use our abilities wisely? Examining this question from both scientific and philosophical perspectives, the author of this book argues that we have learned this morality - but we need to rediscover it. Should we pursue genetic engineering? Depending on whether we ...
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With the ability to alter the genetic structure of every living organism, we are rapidly approaching an era where we will be able to produce animals on demand, and treat psychological and social problems with genetic tinkering. Do we possess the morality to use our abilities wisely? Examining this question from both scientific and philosophical perspectives, the author of this book argues that we have learned this morality - but we need to rediscover it. Should we pursue genetic engineering? Depending on whether we rediscover this moral code, he answers yes, no, or maybe.
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