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Genetics, ethics, and the state - revisited


Russell Blackford

Russell Blackford


Metamagician and the Hellfire Club
November 11, 2007

For the past decade, the public sphere has buzzed with arguments about real or imagined genetic technologies, such as embryonic sex selection, reproductive cloning, and human genetic enhancement - much of the noise prompted by the announcement, back in 1997, of Dolly the cloned sheep. How far have we come in that time?

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