The End of Naturalness – My Views on Biotechnology and Bioethics

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Features: The development of medicine and its genetic and genomic technologies have discarded all natural attributes of life processes. The advancements in "test-tube babies," embryonic cell screening methods, gender selection, and artificial wombs mark the beginning of the post-biological era. All of this has had a profound impact on society and the image of humanity: concepts like "human," "family," and "lineage" have become obsolete; new frameworks are needed for legislation and healthcare policies. It is impossible for this trend to reverse itself or even pause. If people deeply reflect on this development path, they will realize that what lies before us is entirely a different prospect: life itself is in our own hands.