Posted by CBC-Network | May 3, 2005
from nationalreview.com Let’s call it “stealth human-cloning legalization.” It’s easy to do: First, write a proposed law that you claim outlaws human cloning. But then, engage in a little slight of hand...
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(printed with permission by the Discovery Institute) Henry I. Miller and Gregory Conko are true believers in the power of biotechnology in agriculture to improve life as it generates bounteous profits for innovative companies...
Read MorePosted by CBC-Network | Apr 28, 2005
visit alwayson.com to discuss this articleThe memories are still vivid memories from my participation in an AAAS dialogue on Science, Ethics and Religion. It was the year of the famous Bill Joy essay in Wired Magazine (April...
Read MorePosted by CBC-Network | Apr 20, 2005
from nationalreview.com The Supreme Court had barely announced that it was accepting the federal government’s appeal of Oregon v. Ashcroft, and the mainstream media was already reporting the story incorrectly. For example,...
Read MorePosted by CBC-Network | Apr 18, 2005
(from weeklystandard.com) HERE’S AN EASY POP QUIZ: What’s the name of the first cloned mammal? If you answered, “Dolly,” that would be… wrong.Wrong? But wasn’t Dolly the sheep touted by the...
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