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             Through genetic engineering society develops a chance to achieve wonders in the medical field. Just the other day a show on television was presenting medical miracles. Which showed that today in 2000 we are able to do such things as brain surgery on a baby still in the mother's womb, rid a person of a 300 pound tumor, retract a foot long knife that was gouged into the brain and through the jawbone, and grant a person that had lost their hearing at age 3 the gift to hear again at age 20. Science may grant a world of filled with more intelligent, healthy, and attractive people. This may even allow for less discrimination if everyone turns out looking "perfect." DNA manipulation increases the chance of discovering vaccines for diseases previously uncured. If gene therepy would also open the doors that could rid people of psychological disorders forever. This would help society with the possibility of less crime and once again less discrimination against those who would hav!
             e otherwise carried the trait of down syndrome, for example.
             It is my belief that while the advancements in genetic science allows for many beneficial opportunities; the disadvantages far over power the advantages. The question of whether or not to permit gene therapy creates a fine line between ch
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