Genetic Engineering: Right or Wrong? Human acceptance is always two steps behind human ingenuity. Throughout history, there have been many accounts of fear of new technology. Pictures, for example, were thought to suck out souls, and trains were thought capable of igniting entire forests. World exploration was non-existent until the 1500s because the world was thought to be flat. History shows us that technology is not a bad thing, but a way to make life …showed first 75 words of 2025 total…

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