Ok, so if scientists can screen embryos for genetic disorders and select only a healthy embryo, then is it not the logical next step to create an embryo that has desirable characteristics, making it superior physically and mentally to a 'natural' counterpart?
Surely, as it is human nature to improve everything that babies should not be any different. It is human nature to have a desire for money, there would certainly be a demand for a designer baby so even it is illegal in most of the world to practice these type of technlogies on humans then surely it will happen. If it is destined to happen then should human kind not embrace it and improve our bodies, taking us to the physical and mental limits?
Whats the moral and mental implications of this type of technology, there seems to be a big taboo surrounding it.
If it were possible to do with 100% accuracy and with no undesirable effects whats the problem? Is it just out of jealously that people are concerned about it?
If this topic has been done recently then forgive me and delete the thread.
Surely, as it is human nature to improve everything that babies should not be any different. It is human nature to have a desire for money, there would certainly be a demand for a designer baby so even it is illegal in most of the world to practice these type of technlogies on humans then surely it will happen. If it is destined to happen then should human kind not embrace it and improve our bodies, taking us to the physical and mental limits?
Whats the moral and mental implications of this type of technology, there seems to be a big taboo surrounding it.
If it were possible to do with 100% accuracy and with no undesirable effects whats the problem? Is it just out of jealously that people are concerned about it?
If this topic has been done recently then forgive me and delete the thread.