But many people argue that there is no love involved when you have the perfect child. ... Because what could you possibly love more than a child who in your eyes is perfect, how is having a child that is perfect any different than finding your perfect match, your "soul mate". But of course people are filled with the thought that this could be used for evil, used to make the perfect soldier and then with the help of cloning an army of perfect soldiers used to conquer the world. ... We look at all of these possibilities, the perfect child, no more cancer, the end of world hunger , they all seem ...

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Modern eugenics is a term that is unfamiliar to most but a practice which is rapidly growing in notoriety. The concept of eugenics, a term created by Sir Francis Galton in 1883, is the process of manipulating genetic makeup to alter observable traits (Hix, "Modern Eugenics"). ... Not only has the concept of designer babies become a reality but is now being perfected through experiments on living beings. ... These alterations include the insertion of specific genes into the muscle cells that results in the enlargement in their muscles; another was injecting mice with a gene enabling them t...

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New York city was the first to organize the first modern police force in 1844, based on the English Metropolitan Police. During the modern period the automobile and radio communications helped police and patrol powers expand and during this time tactics were first taught. Now in the present modern period, science has revolutionized criminal identification with DNA, and computers now are helping to predict crime, and booking procedures and filing has advanced as well. ... Officers do not have to learn selective perception, but it is important to perfect observation. ...

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A perfect example of a GMO food is the Hawaiian Papaya, which was created to solve the issue of the ring spot virus. ... GMO's can become extremely invasive because they are resistant to modern agricultural techniques. ...

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Scientist believe they may be able to treat heart attack victims by cloning their healthy heart cells and injecting them into the areas of the heart that has been damaged ("Smith") Cloning would have a great affects on the advancement in today's modern medicine. ... Selective breeding has long been used to increase food yields, but cloning could speed the process by making it possible to make multiple copies of, for example, the perfect tomato plant. ...

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In our modern day world, the technology of genetic engineering and human cloning for the use of asexual reproduction has reached a point to where we must ask ourselves if it is a good practice for medical purposes, or if it presents issues of ethical and moral concern. ... There is a great fear that the ability to produce a near perfect person may cause demand for a superior race of people. ...

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Moving on to 1665 we see Hooke's "Micrographia" By perfecting the compound microscope he was able to make scientific observations no man or women ever had done, helping him find and actually name the term cells (Robert Hooke 2). ... In 1764 Hardgraves would invent the spinning jenny and in 1769 Watt would invent the modern steam engine! ...

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