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health advisory Hospital Doctor Yu 2007-11-8 19:09:48

if you say yes, why? if no, why not?

Answers:

My opinion is that it is messing with things that we don't understand.

Nobody really knows how life works, or how procreation really takes place.

By messing around we are destroying natural evolution, and creating potential situations for the spread of incurable disease.

Any of the pros can be examined, and the question 'Why?' asked.

There is almost always a logical answer.

Why do we need more food? Because the nutrition of present food has been destroyed by the fore-runner of genetic engineering - unnatural farming in order to make more profit.

Almost always there is an answer which ends up with - to make more profit.

Our current society is run on the idea that profit is essential. If we examined all these things down to the root we would see that society is definitely headed in the wrong direction, and genetic engineering is a part of that.

It's of no long term benefit to the human race.

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possibly because it could be a good thing

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yes (with caveats) since can dramatically increase human health both through screening to

1 tell which people need treatment for certain conditions

2 tell which people should not get certain medicines due to how they will react to them

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