Sandel believes that the use of genetic enhancement is inherently wrong because
A) its use would be unsafe.
B) its use would be unfair.
C) both of the above
D) none of the above

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Sandel's main argument against genetic enhancement is not primarily about safety or fairness, but rather about the moral and ethical implications, such as the impact on human humility and the acceptance of the gifted nature of human life.

Sandel Believes That the Use of Genetic Enhancement Is Inherently