Imagine thisÃÂ sometime in the future (letÃÂs say 2050) your DNA is collected at birth ÃÂ without your permission. This information is then stored into little test tubes for future use by scientists. Of course with every action there is a consequence, and in this case there are positive points and negative points. Your DNA can be used to predict your health, tell you your intelligence potential, used as a source of identification, further research with people with resistance against a particular disease though it might be seen as ethically incorrect and your DNA can be easily stolen and used for inappropriate reasons.
WeÃÂre at a crime sceneÃÂ a womanÃÂs body lays dead on the kitchen floor. The careless. . .
But if this situation was in the future and supposing we have a special system which all you need to do is place the DNA into a little box leave it there for an hour.
Now wouldnÃÂt that be easy?Your DNA was purposely stolen, placed upon the crime scene and now you are the murderer. ÃÂ You wouldnÃÂt feel too happy if a computer told you this would you? Say for instance, your DNA can tell you your potential of your intelligence. That isnÃÂt fair but it is possible and if it is possible how can you deny such scientific proof?ÃÂYou have a potential IQ of 10, youÃÂll be placed in the rubbish collecting sector. This can almost be compared to what Hitler did with the Jews and the blue eyed people, instead we would have the intelligent and the not so smart people split.
WouldnÃÂt it be good to know that youÃÂll die at approximately 80 years old? Or you would suffer chronic injuries due to inherited genetic factors? Indeed sometimes it might be good to know such...
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This essay is quite brilliant, at least from my point of view. I started reading thinking that public records of DNA would be quite nice; however, after reading sentence after sentence, my thoughts were shot down another rung.
however, I do believe that you should have taken a standpoint, and not just argue the pros and cons of this issue.
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