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    Messing With Humans Genetics The fantasy of modifying human characteristics is not a fantasy anymore. In genetic modification or genetic engineering‚ scientists directly manipulate genes to change the genetic makeup of cells. From choosing the color of your baby’s eyes‚ to eliminating pre-existing conditions‚ genetic modification is a sure way of having a promising life. But with that being said‚ complications and controversy is inevitable when applying this technology. Genetically modified humans

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    Ellen MacArthur

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    How does Ellen MacArthur help the reader to understand the dangers of climbing the mast? Ellen MacArthur says “I had worked through the night preparing for it”. The word preparing shows that the challenge ahead is something that can’t be done randomly but something that needs preparation. MacArthur also uses listing to emphases her preparation for the challenge that she is going to undertake. “Making sure I had all the tools mouse lines and bits I might need”. MacArthur also expresses the

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    If a parent had a chance to make his or her baby “perfect”‚ should he or she take the opportunity? The term “designer baby” means that people can choose what characteristics they want in their baby. For example‚ appearance‚ intelligence‚ and personality. Some people think that designer babies would start a “superior race” or that his or her child would be born “perfect”. Designer babies are morally and ethically wrong‚ it is playing God‚ it is dangerous‚ and people would take it to far. “Playing

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    The essay “Building Baby from the Genes Up” by Ronald M. Green explains how in the future‚ parents might be able to design the genes of their future baby. Green supports genetic engineering of embryos‚ “why not improve our genome?” (549). He thinks that with the process of in vitro and preimplantation‚ it could eliminate disease or confer desirable features onto our future. Some medical professionals is concerned about the effect of genetic selection in parenting‚ Green said “The critics concerns

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    An Essay to analyse an Extract From “Taking On the World” By Ellen MacArthur By: Sophie Tulloch 10S1 Throughout the piece of writing‚ ‘Taking on the World” Dame Ellen MacArthur communicates fear in a lot of different ways‚ using a lot of different techniques. During this analytical essay I will analyse how she did this and the effect it had. One way that she communicates fear is by using punctuation creatively‚ an example of this is when she says‚ “ It would not be difficult to break

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    Pros And Cons Of Eugenics

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    Eugenics has a number of issues involved such as: the procedure‚ the elimination process‚ the freedom and the constant need for “perfection”. It’s very easy to cross the line with eugenics because of the freedom it provides it almost seems limitless. Human beings have an issue with trying to perfect what doesn’t need perfecting and trying to create a perfect world‚ where no one is sick and everyone has a high IQ‚ it’s just unrealistic. The misuse of eugenics in the attempt to create a quote unquote

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    The definition of Genetic modification is containing genetic material that has been artificially altered so as to produce a desired characteristic. Why would one such desire a needed characteristic to modify themselves? Is it to please themselves or to please others? I was shown the movie GATTACA and this movie is about a young man named Vincent who was naturally birthed into the world and was expected to have health problems because during this century about everyone has genetically modified their

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    In the early 1950’s‚ when Alfred Hersey and Martha Chase were preforming experiments to determine which material in a cell was the hereditary material‚ the scientific community was much different that it currently is. To begin‚ female scientists were discriminated against heavily‚ especially if that woman was not a full-time researcher or also taught students (Gur-Arie). Unfortunately‚ this problem is still present today to a lesser degree. Also‚ scientists were often recruited to top research facilities

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    Witness. Question Successful texts encourage us to think about our world in new ways Film: Witness Schaeffer interrogation Scene Eli and Rachel Scene Thesis The film witness encourages us to think about our world in new ways. Witness shows us an underlying theme of corruption and encourages us to think of our society as evil. Witness achieves this through a comparison between the Amish and English world. Schaeffer represents the evil of the English world‚ this is shown through

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    Genetic Engineering

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    WHAT ARE THE ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH GENETICALLY MODIFIED CHILDREN? By Elise Boden The 21st century is the era of the DNA. The century before‚ was the era of computers‚ which brought about remarkable technological advancements to society and these have also contributed to the current genetic revolution‚ which promises to do for life what computers did for information. This increasing power and accessibility may one day give parents the option of genetically engineering the "designer

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