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: Mirror of JusticeObama Bioethics Commission report on synthetic biology
In December, President Obama's Bioethics Commission issued a report on synthetic biology -- the engineering of new forms of life. I have not heard much news coverage about it, and I haven't read the report. For my own research purposes, I'm interested in how the concept of "human dignity" is being used (or not) in public policy discussions. I ran a "find" search for "dignity" in the report, and the word does not appear. I know that President Bush's Commission was criticized for relying on "dignity" to do too much heavy lifting in its analysis (a criticism with which I disagree), so I wonder if this is a deliberate decision by the new Commission to chart a new course. Again, though, I haven't read the (192-page) report, and I know the Commission has some good folks on it (e.g., Daniel Sulmasy). Can anyone comment on the report or steer me in the direction of some good commentary?
Full post as published by Mirror of Justice on February 01, 2011 (boomark / email).
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