
Only the Very Best Will Do
Should the Rich be Allowed to Buy the Best Genes? “A big problem with enhancement is equal access. Should rich people be allowed to buy
Welcome to Genetic Pressure®, an open ended series of science fiction novels exploring the interaction of science and society, centered around Human Genetic Engineering (HuGE).
An interview with Eugene Clark inspires this thought-provoking article published on BIGTHINK.com and written by Stephen Johnson.
Eugene Clark is the pen name of a successful serial entrepreneur of an Internet Service Provider, a Digital Signage Company, and a Video Gaming Company. Clark is not a scientist but rather a futurist who makes predictions about the future based on observations of the present. He asks the questions, what does buying a designer baby even mean? What would a company that sold designer babies be like? What would life be like being a designer baby?
Should the Rich be Allowed to Buy the Best Genes? “A big problem with enhancement is equal access. Should rich people be allowed to buy
Welcome to Eugene’s blog on consumer genetics, assisted reproduction technology, and human genetic engineering (HuGE). This blog will consist of my personal reviews of consumer
Genome sequencing services. Know your code. Genome sequencing is now an affordable consumer product. 23andMe, AncestryDNA, and MyHeritage are three companies I tried among many
Book bloggers, reviewers, publishers, and members of the genetics professional community only.