Ethics of Reproductive Technology

This chapter delves into the ethical complexities surrounding modern reproductive technologies such as IVF, emphasizing the commodification of parenthood and the potential echoes of eugenics in personal reproductive choices. It critiques the societal implications of genetic screening, discussing the pressing issues related to abortion, autism perceptions, and the loss of diversity in human experiences due to selective breeding. Through personal anecdotes and historical parallels, the chapter raises moral questions about the choices parents face and the future implications of genetic interventions.