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...and that kind of thinking illustrates the kind of dehumanizing attitude that is harmful to the "products" of such experiments, such as the person that would
by domador 4y ago
...and that kind of thinking illustrates the kind of dehumanizing attitude that is harmful to the "products" of such experiments, such as the person that would develop from such an embryo. Very worrisome research.
- tsimionescu 4y agoAssuming the embryo eventually developed, it would eventually become a person. But just like sperm and egg cells are not persons, and fertilized eggs are not persons, embryos are not (yet) persons.
- alexvoda 4y agoI find the term person to be key here.