Journal Article - European Review

Human Heredity Now and in the Future

| February 2019

Abstract

The distinctive human characteristic of curiosity, once liberated from belief in supernatural causes of natural phenomena, has led with increasing speed to the brink of a world in which humanity will increasingly direct its own genetic endowment, raising the question of what we most value in being human and how to keep faith with it.

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Meselson, Matthew. "Human Heredity Now and in the Future." European Review, vol. 27. no. 1. (February 2019): 75–79 .

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