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Include a short description of the carnivores that lived during this era

MORAL OBJECTION 3

If it is indeed “unnatural” then that would apply to any and all aspects of bioengineering.


Without the research and experiments in the agriculture industry, humans would not be able to
compensate for many of the harm that they have already caused to the environment. The advancement of technology, particularly genetic engineering, is simply a part of nature itself because it is the result of the thought process of the human brain.

It is “unnatural to genetically engineer nature

The moral arguments against genetic engineering include potential harm to the environment, altering nature itself, and that it is merely an unnatural process.


These are legitimate concurrence . However, they are not significant enough to disprove genetic engineering in its entirety.


In order to ensure the success of genetic engineering, specifically in the agriculture industry, various quality assurance, safety and research teams should be put in place to minimize the negative consequences.

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GENETIC ENGINEERING AND ETHICS

By Molly