>Using gene editing technology to modify a body in any way whatsoever is extremely unethical and should never be done
>Using gene editing technology to modify an undeveloped embryo is extremely unethical and should never be done
>Mutilating a human body and filling it with foreign chemicals when requested by a patient is completely ethical
>Killing a developed fetus/newborn on request by a patient is completely ethical
Do ethicsfags have a single way to justify this? How is it possible to hold modern "ethics" in such high regard when the current form we have is riddled with contradictions?
>Using gene editing technology to modify an undeveloped embryo is extremely unethical and should never be done
>Mutilating a human body and filling it with foreign chemicals when requested by a patient is completely ethical
>Killing a developed fetus/newborn on request by a patient is completely ethical
Do ethicsfags have a single way to justify this? How is it possible to hold modern "ethics" in such high regard when the current form we have is riddled with contradictions?
