The Technological Condition

Responsible Frankensteins?

The trouble with the idea that we can play God, but ethically

From: Frankenstein at 200

Human Gene Editing Arrives in America

Reflections on the Instrumentalization of Human Life

On the Shelf

Short reviews of books on the opioid epidemic, the crisis of authority, Silicon Valley, the “new eugenics,” and more

European and American Views on Genetically Modified Foods

On the cultural and philosophical differences that explain contrasting beliefs and policies on GMOs

Gene Editing: New Technology, Old Moral Questions

On using CRISPR to help patients and design our descendants

Part Five: Recommendations

From: The Threat of Human Cloning

Part Four: Cloning Policy in the United States

From: The Threat of Human Cloning

Part Three: The Case Against Cloning-for-Biomedical-Research

From: The Threat of Human Cloning

Part Two: The Case Against Cloning-to-Produce-Children

From: The Threat of Human Cloning

Part One: Scientific and Historical Background

From: The Threat of Human Cloning