Tom Douglas, an expert in ethics and genetic engineering, dives into the heated debate over the moral status of human embryos. He discusses the ethical complexities of embryo manipulation, weighing potential benefits against the risks of 'designer babies.' The conversation explores the dilemma of genetic enhancement versus disease treatment, and the emotional responses these innovations provoke. Douglas also highlights the social implications, addressing concerns about deepening inequalities and access to genetic technologies, urging careful consideration of their future use.
