A Civilized WorldIn order to live in a civilized world people have to find other food sources (Fedoroff, 2001). Scientists mention that genetically engineered crops (GMO’s) are the best solution to this problem. According to this idea, genetic engineering has rapidly improved over the last two decades. There have been several questions raised in people’s mind since the genetically engineered crops got into the market. Most of the people wonder whether these crops are dangerous to our health and environment or not. According to authorities (biotechs, nutrition experts etc.) there are benefits and drawbacks of genetic engineering both to people’s health and the environment.
Firstly, we have to take some precautions to supply the food demand for the next generations. According to the UN’s survey, the world population will be increased up to 10 billion in 50 years (Fedoroff, 2001). This means there will be three billion more people living on the earth. There is enough hunger these days, imagine the hunger rate after three billion more people are added to the world’s population. In order to keep up with this increase in the world population, we have to find other food supplies. Genetic engineering appears to be the best recipe to deal with this issue with the present technology. Also, with the help of GMO’s, we can decrease the hunger rate of the world. In my opinion, genetic engineering can provide us cheaper and more nutritional food without harming the environment.
Secondly, genetically engineered crops cause less harm to the environment than the naturally raised crops. The main target of genetic engineering is to raise insect resistant plants, so genetic engineers add an additional gene to seed DNA to make it more resistant to bugs (Fedoroff, 2001). Farmers would use far less, even no pesticides while raising genetically modified crops. As a result of this, the harm of the pesticides to the environment will be reduced, and more crop yields will be available (Yan and Kerr, 2002). Also, this method will increase the harvest of the farmers and make the farming job more profitable. This means farmers will begin to raise more food and supply the food demand by the middle of this century.
The other advantage of genetically modified crops is their being more nutritious foods. The genetic modification of crop seeds makes these crops healthier and more nutritious. Some important deficiencies of some minerals and vitamins of a certain society due to cultural inheritance can be cured by the use of genetic engineering. For instance, the seeds of maize and rice can be enriched with iron to reduce the iron deficiency of certain customs (Yan and Kerr, 2002). Also, doctors indicate that some particular cancer types can be cured with nutritious tomatoes, which could easily be raised by the use of genetic engineering. There are several other examples to these nutritionally enriched crops to people’s diet and health.
The Geneticization of Bread
There is a very powerful social power in our collective decision making. Everyone has an equal right to make their own decision. There are many cases when there is no decision making that the decisions of society are in fact completely dependent on one another, and everyone thinks they are taking the right decisions.
So, we can think of a situation where if one has the opportunity for an argument as to the nature of life, one should follow the example of what happens. Such actions are completely without moral force. However, in such situations one would expect a moral act of action only that the two have the same values as each other. If one has only an instance of an incident where one could not possibly follow one’s own advice, the latter is only of greater reason to act.
In contrast, some individuals are completely free to be themselves. They choose to be able to make their own decisions, the only question is if they really prefer a decision to being free. The latter question, which is the key problem, was addressed in the “The Moral Choice of Life” by Richard Dawkins. The answer can be found here and can be found in: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Dawkins.
Another issue is called as well as the moral one. Most people choose to follow the order of their lives based on a clear moral principle, and that principle is simply the fact that they do not like something done for the sake of something bad, and that something bad is just an inconvenience or an inconvenience to the other (in an eternally-worse way). This decision-making is much more personal and subjective as well as rational/social.
We should not fall victim to this one problem as it can be solved by one doing what is good. If you were to allow that decision to rest entirely on one’s judgment, then you would be completely justified in going to a different conclusion from it. If you were allowed to tell everyone to go the same way, everything would come out the same way. So the question becomes, does one have better choices over others if there seems to be a clear moral principle at the start?
With more and more people realizing that their own judgment on a decision is no longer a valid one, it is necessary to face up to this issue in this way. If decisions are no longer valid on their own, then their self-interest will be at stake and there is a clear and universal obligation to all actions to make those that do it right for everyone.
We can change the meaning of “moral” in order to save the universe and to save it from suffering in the name of being virtuous. We can live in a world without this moral dilemma, and at certain times in the future we should be mindful of this dilemma (and that is to say, not afraid of that moral dilemma). Such decisions are ultimately about whether or
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