1. Which claim best characterizes Buchanan's position regarding possible new biomedicalenhancement technologies: A. We should try to eliminate their wide-spread use. B. We should accept and encourage their development in the fastest time possible. C. We should proceed cautiously but continue to be on the lookout for any possible harms they might cause. D. We should avoid forming opinions on their possible benefits and harms until they are actually invented. E. None of the above 2. Buchanan thinks that the goal of new enhancement technologies should be: A. To create a super-human race. B. To improve the reproductive fitness of individuals. C. To control the population of human beings on earth. D. To improve the quality of lives of individuals. E. None of the above. 3. According to Buchanan, the main concern over biomedical enhancements coming in through the back door is that: A. They may be smuggled into the country. B. They may be available only to a small minority of wealthy individuals who can afford them. C. They may fail to receive the kind of study and attention that front-door enhancements would receive. D. They may undermine our human nature. E. They might be corrupting of otherwise good people's characters by disposing them to illegal activity. 4. According to the master engineer argument, genetic enhancements are morally wrong because: A. We should not attempt to genetically enhance people until the scientific community attains the status of a master engineer, metaph ...
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