My classmates and I were discussing something earlier this year in molecular biology regarding the future of medicine. Having the potential to customize and tweak our genomes such that future generations will possess characteristics we have naturally (and artificially) sculpted is a power that is arguably rewriting Genesis chapter 1. But I asked them, and now you, to consider something which many people already support – the theory of evolution. Yes, the “E’ word is one which routinely stirs up controversy, especially amongst religiously inclined groups. Personally, I support the theory (from my Hindu/agnostic outlook) for the evidence is relevant and substantial, so keep my biased perspective in mind as you read on. Also, realize that there is no evidence for this random musing, so interpret it as that and not a proposed case study or medical truth.
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