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    Shenk's Misconceptions

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    With all of the technological and medical advancements over simply a few decades, scientists have been able to discover so many mysteries of the brain and how it functions. Even with all of these advancements in mind, many remain convinced that one's intelligence is tied to their DNA. People remain convinced that genius and genes go hand-in-hand. In Shenk's (2011) book, he delves into some of the misconceptions people have when it comes to intellectual capabilities. Shenk challenges people to…

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    Aldous Huxley, the author of a dystopian book Brave New World, wrote his work during the Great Depression of the 1930s and created a humorous future of the humans. At the time, he perhaps created some elements of the book as humorist, such as cloning or genetic adjustments. In hindsight, we can see that not everything was only a satiric drivel, but many elements in the book are available today thanks to improvements in science, such as previously mentioned genetic engineering. Do these…

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    moments people experience with the ones they love or treasure. Therefore, it almost becomes a longing necessity for humans to reach out socially and create strong bonds with friends and family. All though, sometimes, these social bonds are emotionally strained through certain events, such as death. Now with technology advancing, it would be an important consideration to legalize cloning for those loved ones who have passed in order to reestablish peace and happiness. Unexpected death—without a…

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    new cells that can be used as a repair tool. Stem cells can be from animal or from human. This paper will be looking at the controversy of stem cell. The first part will like as the pros and cons of stem cell and the last part will be my opinion on stem cell. Pros - Stem cells have the capability to regenerate into new tissues, systems and organs, when given the opportunity to do such as placing it within the human body. With guildiance from scientific research, stem cell have been proven…

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    Never Let Me Go Dystopia

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    to fix the dissatisfactions of the societies with methods that create impenetrable consequences. Speculative science fiction novel Never Let Me Go (2005) by Kazuo Ishiguro, details an alternative 1990s England that exploits organ donation through cloning to combat diseases and medical illness. This text conveys that the pursuit of perfection within contemporary society is the most disturbing aspect of a dystopia to a significant extent, instigating the demeaning of individual liberty and…

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    Science is being seen as negative. An example of this is the X-files. The X-Files deems that alien abductions and human combustion are an everyday occurrence. Poltergeist III is another example. The movie’s psychologist, Dr. Seaton, told Carol Anne’s parents that she was not being pursued by demons, but has emotional issues. Fortunately, Carol Anne has a psychic to come and help her and her family. Unfortunately, Dr. Seaton was seen negatively because of his diagnosis of Carol Anne. The psychic…

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    creation that Shelley expresses represents the actual harm that such advancements could pose on people. Creation of new life that could be brought into existence through intricate research has been achieved in recent years and has led to the process of cloning and gene editing. These are only two…

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    between the monster and humans. The danger of knowledge and science was evident throughout the novel, the monster caused destruction to siciety because he felt that he did not fit in with anyone or anywhere which provoked him to become livid and eventually kill all of Victor's loved ones. Having a human clone or creating a life can be indangering to society and they are not capable of learning hiw to deal with humans nor communicate since they had no experience with humans. They are…

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    community. A genetic technology that one day will change the definition of what it is to be human. Similarly, in “Human Dignity” written by Francis Fukuyama the author examines Factor X, the same number of factors that makes a human being human. Individuals should be political, the ethical esteem is embodied, the decisions made, and the feelings encountered are of the whole factors that make Factor X. For Human Dignity, a gap was created due to the higher class having more privileges than others…

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    Benefits Of Eugenics

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    Visualize yourself, but as an another human, as a stronger, healthier, an overall superior person. The defects, diseases, disabilities, and weaknesses have vanished; now, you are unstoppable, except from the government of the United States of America. The US has yet to pass a law that allows eugenics in this free country. The government seems to believe that eugenics would destroy the human society. Nevertheless, eugenics would improve overall health, protect future generations, and level…

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