The facts below
are about:
Ethics of Designer Babies on human
Original
paragraph:
Some ethical
concerns held by opponents of designer babies are related to the social
implications of creating children with preferred traits. The social argument
against designer babies is that if this technology becomes a realistic and
accessible medical practice, then it would create a division between those that
can afford the service and those that cannot. Therefore, the wealthy would be
able to afford the selection of desirable traits in their offspring, while
those of lower socioeconomic standing would not be able to access the same
options. As a result, economic divisions may grow into genetic divisions, with
social distinctions delineating enhanced individuals from unenhanced
individuals.
Key ideas:
- The social argument against designer babies is that if this technology becomes a realistic and accessible medical practice, then it would create a division between those that can afford the service and those that cannot.
- As a result, economic divisions may grow into genetic divisions, with social distinctions delineating enhanced individuals from unenhanced individuals.
Source in MLA:
Ly, Sarah.
"Ethics of Designer Babies." The Embryo Project Encyclopedia.
N.p., 25 Sept. 2013. Web. 12 Oct. 2014.
Paraphrasing:
There are ethics of designer babies, one of them is
that it could create a division between those who can afford such services and
who cannot. Therefore economic division could be developing into genetic
divisions. Another argument that supports the designer baby technology
indicates that parents already have a high degree of control against the
results of their children's lives in the form of environmental choice, and that
it should release several ethical issues encountered by genetic selection.
Picture Links:
Figure 1: This is a figure about ethical issues in financial.
http://www.ethicsofthefuture.com/2010/10/ethics-of-designer-babies.html

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