Let's talk about ankyloglossia, the condition of being tongue-tied. If left untreated, the child may have moderate speech impediment. Standard procedure is mino

Let's talk about ankyloglossia, the condition of being tongue-tied. If left untreated, the child may have moderate speech impediment. Standard procedure is minor surgery to correct the deformity. Is a society unethical when it decides to fix such problems? Or should the child, as the author suggests, "embrace disabled life"? I'm honestly not sure.