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Should the government fund research into genetic engineering for disease prevention and treatment?

Genetic engineering involves modifying the DNA of organisms to prevent or treat diseases. Proponents argue that it could lead to breakthroughs in curing genetic disorders and improving public health. Opponents argue that it raises ethical concerns and potential risks of unintended consequences.

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Yes

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No

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How would you feel if genetic engineering could allow you to choose certain traits in your future children?

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Do you think altering genes to eliminate diseases crosses an ethical line, or is it just a natural progression of science?

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Would you want to know if your DNA had been engineered, or do you think the results matter more than the process?

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How might society change if everyone could eliminate health risks or enhance abilities using genetic engineering?

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Is there a trait or characteristic you would want to change about yourself if genetic modification were available?

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What fears come to mind when you think about modifying the DNA of living organisms, and are those fears valid?

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Should all people have equal access to genetic engineering, or is it okay if only those who can afford it use it?

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How do you think genetically modified humans would be treated in society—is it more likely to bring equality or division?

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Would you support genetic engineering if it were only used for medical purposes, or does that still raise concerns for you?

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Is it more dangerous for us to not explore the benefits of genetic engineering, or to take the risk of using it without fully understanding the consequences?