1. In describing the potential benefits of genetic engineering, David A. Christopher focuses heavily on the genetic engineering of plants, animals, bacteria, and vaccines. In contrast, Jeremy Rifkin emphasizes the dangers of genetically engineering humans. Based on their viewpoints, do you think Christopher would approve of genetically enhancing humans in the way Rifkin describes? Do you think Rifkin would take issue with the genetic engineering of bacteria and vaccines that Christopher describes? Explain your answer.
2. Eric S. Grace describes ways in which biotechnology could be used to treat disease. One of Jeffrey Klein’s chief concerns about biotechnology is that corporations may misuse it in an effort to make a profit. Do you feel that Klein’s concerns are valid? In your opinion, do his concerns outweigh the benefits Grace describes? How might the abuses Klein describes be prevented"