By Miguel Valencia. Why Genetic Engineering?  Genetic engineering has been a marvel in terms of helping out humans such as in agriculture and gene therapy.

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By Miguel Valencia

Why Genetic Engineering?  Genetic engineering has been a marvel in terms of helping out humans such as in agriculture and gene therapy.  The problem however is that we are getting too far ahead of ourselves without exploring the possible consequences.  Take for example the movie “I Am Legend”

Pros of Genetic Engineering  It has allowed for the development of stronger and more disease resistant crops.  It can increase the genetic diversity of some specific species population.  It can reduce the vulnerability of some diseases making it easier to deal with them.

Issues with Genetic Engineering  There is the ethical issue of whether or not messing with a certain organism’s genes is borderline with playing God.  Genetically modifying organisms can inadvertently lead to stronger viruses and diseases.  Genetic engineering is tested on animals, some of which is argued to be inhumane.

Final Thoughts  Although we as humans like to marvel at our own understanding of the world, it does present itself with problems.  I believe that genetic engineering has delivered many breakthroughs in the fields of agriculture and biology.  The risks however are really great and as such I worry that we need to take more precautionary measures.