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Maria Rumyantseva,Ellen Enkel,Anita Posunique human genetic inheritance, free from any engineered alterations” (Agius 1994, p. 310), is indefensible, at least in general secular terms. In deed, if one endorses the first principle, namely, that one ensure the existence of future generations, this first principle will plausibly entail alte

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