First Topic:
This topic is
one that evolved out of my writing to set the scene for MagTech, specifically the
political climate of the time. In the
book the government has a secret agenda that only the highest levels of
government know about. One of the
government's polices is directed at teen pregnancy. I think no matter what your social or religious
views are, we can all agree that kids having kids is a bad thing. It is an unneeded burden both individually and
for society as a whole.
The book sums
this up by using a theory that supposedly was presented at the time the policy
was introduced. Therefore, this topic
will be a two part question.
The theory is as
follows:
“The
reproductive age of our species had not evolved along with the social and
economic evolution of our species.”
First question,
do you believe this is true? Can there
be any benefit to society if girls as young as nine or even as old as sixteen
or seventeen continue to have babies?
Second question,
if it was possible for nanotechnology to control this and make it impossible to
get pregnant before the age of eighteen with no health side effects, would there
be a moral, ethical, or economical reason it should not be allowed?
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