Development of Biological Engineering

During the era of industralization, there was a great overturn in the society. Some people readily welcomed it, while others rejected the change. Nevertheless, the industralization gradually gained its firm foothold. Regardless of the environmental problem it caused, industralization is marked as an absolutely crucial development in the history. In the case of biological engineering, I believe it is the same. As society generally tends to move in a evolutionary way, complete resistance to it …

…Religious, ethical and social conflicts should be relieved as a priority.. In a nutshell, we should welcome the development of biological engineering with open arms -- while fully preparing to minimize possible side effects. As the famous book by Spencer Johnson "Who moved my cheese?" tells us, we should not be afraid of change. With fully-packed backpacks on our backs, we should run through the labyrinth with a prudent confidence, to find the richest cheese.