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This is a very deep philosophical question that is not easily answered... As with all things in human existence there will be people who are for and against this. From a spiritual standpoint one could imagine some argument against things such as this but I believe there will a larger group of people who are more accepting of it.
I personally have mixed emotions about science such as this. I could benefit from gene therapy but when one can not be sure of the long term repercussions, they have to ask themselves if it is worth it.
Interesting post and topic.
Peace,
The Last Sage
I have mixed emotions as well and agree with your comments and concerns. I also find the post and topic very interesting
just remember that david wilcock showed evidence that eveb if u remove eyes in bats geneticaly, the 3rd generation will have the eyes come back, so GMO doesnts tay GNO, the original gnetics snaps back as if its stored on anotehr dimension, safe from 3d manipulation
yup. just like illnesses. Human science has probably led to the creation of new illnesses by combating old illnesses
It's a discussion that never get's old that is for sure and with continued research we are always pushing the limits
I feel the same way. I would love to use the technology to stay young and possibly live forever. My family has a history of high blood pressure and even cancer that I would love to make sure my children/future children are 100% free from, but not knowing what the long term side affects are makes this questionable. Mother nature always finds a way.
Philosophically pondering and questioning science and technology is responsible behavior. I won't trust blindly. The advancements in the hands of the elite are often used to keep and gain power and money while further exploiting the poor and the ignorant. Those in power seem insane so my imagination has been working overtime.