The futuristic notion of choosing a child's genes from a catalogue can certainly capture the imagination, Just as parents today enrol their children in the best possible schools and pay for orthodontics, and spend relentless amounts of money on their extra-curricular activates; the parents of the, perhaps in a few decades would be able to choose from an ever-increasing suite of traits: hair colour, eye colour, bigger muscles; maybe they would like to add a …showed first 75 words of 1077 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1077 total…these issues effectively to you, and I believe that Genetic engineering should be aloud to the extend of removing the rogue genes that cause cancers, and diseases. However I think that designing how your chid will look and be, is a step to far. In spite of all this I believe that it's just a matter of time before society accepts this exciting concept of 'perfection' and falls into the doom leading to our self-destruction.