The Final Solution (about genetic alteration of embryos).

The Final Solution? "The Master said, He who sets to work on a different strand destroys the whole fabric."--Confucious, Analects II.16. Shouldn't we set to work on a different strand? After all, the old strand, the human double-helix DNA strand, is fraught with imperfections. The average "healthy" person is the possessor of any number of defective genes, many of which he may never be aware he is carrying. These genes which code for recessive …

…art created by God. To many, they adjudge this to be most beautiful creation in the world. As the Venus de Milo was once in the hands of an avaricious art dealer who wished to destroy her for his profit, so is mankind in our hands." Works cited: Spence, Gerry. How to Argue and Win Every Time. St Martin's Press, New York. 1995. p. 149. Merriam-Webster Sanger, Margaret Donohue, John, and Levitt, Steven. Centers for Disease Control.