In “Building Baby from the Genes Up”, Ronald Green argues that investing time and consolidating in genomic science and gene technology will lessen diseases, boost lifespan, improve cognitive functioning, and perhaps contribute to cosmetics enhancements, such as orthodontics. Green addresses the common concerns many people have such as; genetic selection on parenting, being made for the use our substantial genes, the social division will increase. and religious connotation of this technology. Though Green acknowledges and accepts the skeptic concerns, he feels gene technology will be in the future. Nevertheless, while Green brings up good points, his argument is weak. He primarily uses pathos to persuade us to side with his point, he uses ethos
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The two countries are being compared with one another but are two entirely different developed countries and have two different point of views on particular topics. Since United States is a diverse country, there are many point of views about genetic manipulation, as to where Britain is not as diverse and can easily obtain one solid opinion on the topic. United States has left this predominantly unchecked, and there must be a reason for this, yet Green never goes into details on why the United States leaves this unregulated. Green simply says, since “reprogenetics”- reproductive and genetic medicine combo- works for Britain, it will work for the United States. He also never reflects whether the treatment was successful or follows up with an outcome, he simply continues on and explains how the cost of genetic manipulation has gone down because The National Institutes expedition for the “$1,000 genome”. Green uses pathos and appeals to parents, couples who are having trouble conceiving, those who have a troubled health family background, and those who are willing to spend the money for the help. This helps persuade and widens his audience to side with
The two countries are being compared with one another but are two entirely different developed countries and have two different point of views on particular topics. Since United States is a diverse country, there are many point of views about genetic manipulation, as to where Britain is not as diverse and can easily obtain one solid opinion on the topic. United States has left this predominantly unchecked, and there must be a reason for this, yet Green never goes into details on why the United States leaves this unregulated. Green simply says, since “reprogenetics”- reproductive and genetic medicine combo- works for Britain, it will work for the United States. He also never reflects whether the treatment was successful or follows up with an outcome, he simply continues on and explains how the cost of genetic manipulation has gone down because The National Institutes expedition for the “$1,000 genome”. Green uses pathos and appeals to parents, couples who are having trouble conceiving, those who have a troubled health family background, and those who are willing to spend the money for the help. This helps persuade and widens his audience to side with