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    procedures such as gene manipulation, cloning, in vitro fertilization and fetal tissue implants. To this day, scientists are researching and developing ways to “design” their children by selecting their sex, height, intelligence, and color of eyes. People question the morality of gene manipulation. Is it right to “design” our children? What are the consequences? The practice of gene

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    The Manipulation of Gene Expressions Every day people make choices whether good or bad. These choices shape people’s lives but, what we don’t consider, is that it affects other people’s lives as well. Today’s society has a mindset that their own choices only affect themselves. Environment, culture and mental mindset impacts our genes more than one would think. It shows that there is a need to be conscious of the choices one makes as the effect on others is a real possibility. This common theme can

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    Discussion of Whether Gattaca Portrays A Realistic View Of The Future And Gene Manipulation Media. It controls a lot of what we think, what we believe and so changes our attitude and behaviour towards certain things. It has changed our thinking so much so that we believe almost anything and everything the media say and do. Without the media, life would not be as it is. Newspapers, magazines, television, internet, radio, the lot have very much altered our thinking.

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    A second ethical theory that may be used to analyze the moralities of prenatal gene manipulation is virtue ethics. Can virtue ethics answer the moral questions raised by the development of the technology of prenatal gene manipulation? An article in the BBC Ethics guide website helps to describe virtue ethics very precisely. Virtue ethics (VE), according to the BBC ethics guide, is not based on action. It is rather a person based ethical theory that views the character of an individual carrying out

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    the mathematician that explains one of the major plot devices of the book. He talks about chaos theory and its philosophical and real world implications. Crichton also writes about some of the scientific and fictional but technical aspects of gene manipulation. What Malcom’s short speeches about chaos theory are supposed to display is that the events that occur within the novel may seem scattered and chaotic at first, will soon begin to develop an order and system. A heavy part of the novel’s technological

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    After the ethical examination of both therapeutic and enhancement gene modification, it can be stated that therapeutic gene modification is a good thing and enhancement gene modification can be a bad thing. But the other issue is where do you draw the line between the two gene modifications. On paper it might seem like a clear cut distinction but take the example of children who use human growth hormone. Assume a child has a medical condition and their treatment stunts their growth, so they are prescribed

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    Genetic manipulation or modification is the process of scientists changing a person’s DNA before birth to help benefit that person’s life. This process is fairly new and inexperienced and many people believe that it is wrong and outlandish. The benefits of genetic manipulation outweigh the repercussions and the full extent of those benefits is yet to be seen. I believe that genetic manipulation needs to become a more widespread operation in order for doubters to see the benefits that come from the

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    Is genetic manipulation playing God? Does the advancement of medicine discount the ethical dilemma of the production of designer babies? Do scientists understand the risks involved in genetic manipulation? All these questions need to be answered before moving forward with the study of genetic manipulation. Designer babies are babies genetically modified for scientific purposes. Designer babies are also formed to become a “savior” sibling. Savior siblings are children genetically modified to provide

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    Should we manipulate genes? From the dawn of man, new discoveries and scientific advancements are made every day. It can be anything, from something small like diagnosing a disease or curing a house plant of a pathogen, to the unimaginable things only thought to be possible in science fiction stories, such as altering human DNA to create super soldiers and creating new species entirely. People would be filled with astonishment over these concepts. However, as time goes on, scientific

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    The idea of genetic modification and manipulation has dominated movie themes for many years. From the recreation of dinosaurs in Jurassic Park and the creation of a superhero in SpiderMan, the idea of genetic alterations has been made to seem as if it were to be limited to the silver screen. However, with today’s developing technology, both the dangers and benefits of genetic manipulation are coming to life. Recently, the Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority in the United Kingdom authorized

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