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Foreword by Steve Rayner ix Acknowledgments xv Introduction 1
Chapter 1: Has Humankind a Future? 8
Chapter 2: Enhancement Is a Moral Duty 19
Chapter 3: What Enhancements Are and Why They Matter 36
Chapter 4: Immortality 59
Chapter 5: Reproductive Choice and the Democratic Presumption 72
Chapter 6: Disability and Super-Ability 86
Chapter 7: Perfection and the Blue Guitar 109
Chapter 8: Good and Bad Uses of Technology 123
Chapter 9: Designer Children 143
Chapter 10: The Irredeemable Paradox of the Embryo 160
Chapter 11: The Obligation to Pursue and Participate in Research 184
Notes 207
Bibliography 227
Index 239
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Kerry Robbins
reviewed Enhancing Evolution: The Ethical Case for Making Better People on July 11, 2020
Enhancing Evolution: The Ethical Case for Making Better People
Interesting collection of essays defending enhancement, embryo selection, and other uses of biotech.
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