Over the years ,scientists have succeeded the impossible by constantly gaining more knowledge of the gene modification of living things. Gene modification is when the DNA of a living organism has been altered in a way that would not occur naturally and this practice is looked down upon by many people across the world and the morals of it are severely questioned. however despite the negative views a new curiosity has risen over the last decade on the gene modification of human embryos. By many this is seen as morally wrong and that human beings are trying to play God in nature and that only harm can come from this. Regardless of the unsettling thought of society's future innocence under the knife of a scientist we must confront the fact that
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Scientist are not prepared to successfully carry out such a procedure as we do not own the advanced technology needed to execute it successfully. If Genetic modification was to become approved for medical use on human embryos the cost of such procedures would be out with most people's financial range. Over time this would create a split in society as the wealthy would then have an unethical advantage. They may use it as an unnecessary privilege to design a beautiful, intelligent child. rather than the intended purpose of preventing life threatening and debilitating …show more content…
Although the technology used for this is not yet fully perfected, it still provides new information for genealogists and biologists and the development of the future of genetics. not only will it be useful for scientists but also for new medication and the understanding of diseases .By gaining this new information, any concerns for dangerous errors will soon be history allowing this type of modification to maybe become a normality. if every child with parents who carry dangerous genetic diseases was modified this could mean that in many years to come some diseases could be eliminated from the human race. unfortunately due to the fear that a large majority of us carry for the unknown , many people ignore the positive side of this new technology and tend to speak only of the negatives making it an unspeakable subject in many countries such as ; Israel , Mexico, Austria and many
Scientist are not prepared to successfully carry out such a procedure as we do not own the advanced technology needed to execute it successfully. If Genetic modification was to become approved for medical use on human embryos the cost of such procedures would be out with most people's financial range. Over time this would create a split in society as the wealthy would then have an unethical advantage. They may use it as an unnecessary privilege to design a beautiful, intelligent child. rather than the intended purpose of preventing life threatening and debilitating …show more content…
Although the technology used for this is not yet fully perfected, it still provides new information for genealogists and biologists and the development of the future of genetics. not only will it be useful for scientists but also for new medication and the understanding of diseases .By gaining this new information, any concerns for dangerous errors will soon be history allowing this type of modification to maybe become a normality. if every child with parents who carry dangerous genetic diseases was modified this could mean that in many years to come some diseases could be eliminated from the human race. unfortunately due to the fear that a large majority of us carry for the unknown , many people ignore the positive side of this new technology and tend to speak only of the negatives making it an unspeakable subject in many countries such as ; Israel , Mexico, Austria and many