Sandel suggests that technology that enables genetic engineering may have arisen not as a byproduct of medical research, but as an expression of
A) our obsession with certain aesthetic traits.
B) our desire for immortality.
C) our resolve to see ourselves as masters of our nature.
D) All of the above

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Sandel argues that genetic engineering technology has emerged as an expression of our desire to see ourselves as masters of our nature, rather than as a byproduct of medical research or a desire for certain aesthetic traits or immortality.

Sandel Suggests That Technology That Enables Genetic Engineering May Have