Emerging Biotechnologies and Ethical Dilemmas

This chapter examines the implications of biotechnologies such as artificial wombs and genetic screening, highlighting their potential benefits and ethical challenges. It contrasts traditional augmentations with radical human enhancements, raising critical questions about reproduction, the value of human life, and the ethics of discarding embryos. Additionally, the discussion covers brain-computer interfaces and the moral complexities of technology's role in enhancing human capabilities and redefining parenthood.