Is this ETHICAL?
These weapons of mass destruction have aroused controversy over the years, and people continue to question if this form of modified bacteria is a defense against the enemy, or the ultimate weapon to kill? Is this really an ethical method to kill an enemy or maybe to "defend" a country? Biological warfare may be good for sparking fear, but killing millions with sicknesses and causing death by manipulating nature's bacteria does not seem like the moral way to go._________________________________________Click image for website! ^
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Good Aspects 1. Human Genome Diversity Project studied the genetic variation across different human populations which could lead to a deeper understanding of human health, but the information may be used to create weapons that can target a certain race or ethnic group | Bad Aspects 1. War and conflict among countries2. Massive death rates 3. Spread of epidemics 4. Ecosystem destroyed 5. Earth damaged 6. Weapons targeting varieties of plants & animals |
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