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Category Archives: nucleic acids
Blog 4: The Unselfish Gene
As a parent, I’d be damned if I were given the option to genetically engineer my child to be predisposed towards altruistic behavior since – quite frankly – I wouldn’t know what to do in such a situation. An examination of the nature of altruism, the biological requisites for gene coding, as well as virtue-based […]
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Posted in altruism, Biology, ethics, genetic engineering, nucleic acids, virtue
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