terest to have superior genetic information and not be susceptible to damaging genetic diseases and health problems.The future seems very scientific, and maybe even bleak. It’s not a question of what if this could happen; it’s more of a question of when. Are we destined to live in a society ruled by the genetically elite where natural born humans are seen as defects? Will the human race eradicate itself by mixing closely related genetic material until we are all just a product of incestuous genes?Most of the schools of thought that we’ve studied seem to condemn these scientific practices, but maybe these new technologies will result in the creation of new philosophical schools of thought. There are positive aspects to reproductive technology, people who may not have been able to have children have been afforded the opportunity to do so, potentially fatal diseases will be eliminated, and the overall quality of life will increase, at least in the beginning. ...
