Science is a double edged sword

GENETIC

TECHNOLOGY

Genetic engineering has being a constant subject of scientific development, and there is still a lot of debate in the subject of whether this technology should be developed further.

There are some really good things that would go with the development of genetic technology. This tech is not new to the world, humans have been altering the genetics of natural plants for thousands of years. This does have a good impact on the entire human civilization, as complex as genetics seem today, it is actually a very simple matter. In the early years of the agricultural revolution, humans picked the biggest ripest and basically the best of the plants and plants them. Then gradually they repeat this process and the crops grew bigger and better every time. Then eventually, the plants turned into what we have today.

But now, we are developing the changing of genetics in humans. This concept is also relatively simple. The basic thing is that people would reprogram the genetic makeup of the human cell, either adding or removing certain genes. This technology could benefit the human society, it could cure or even prevent the happening of any disease, it could boost intelligence, and benefit the development of the entire human civiliization. It can lead to every person been perfect and equal in societ

There is a large possibility that this technology would just draw a deeper line between the rich and the poor. There is no reassurance that this genetic treatment would be too expensive for most people to afford. So there is a very good possibility that there would be major conflicts between the rich and the poor.

I think that we can all see that this world with genetic technology wouldb’t be a fair one, the poor would live on as they always do, while the wealthy could live the luxurious lives forever, and it would be forever for there is a very good possibility that we can remove the decay gene from the human body, in my opinion, this would lead to wide conflicts across the world.