reproductive technology

Process of in vitro fertilization in laboratory

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April 21, 2017
Human Exceptionalism

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Abusing Science in the Name of “Science”

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April 21, 2017
Human Exceptionalism

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Science shouldn’t be controversial. Why would it be? Natural science offers powerful methods for learning about the universe. Given the benefits that, over the centuries, have been derived from these methods, who on earth isn’t “pro-science?” Read More ›

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January 24, 2002
Human Exceptionalism

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Science or Propaganda?

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January 24, 2002
Human Exceptionalism

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LAST WEEK the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) made headlines when it issued a broadside that would, if followed by Congress, grant an open-ended license for biotech researchers to clone human life. True, the NAS recommended that Congress ban “reproductive” cloning, that is, the use of a cloned embryo to produce a born baby. But it also urged that human Read More ›