In response to Sandel's "enhancement versus treatment" argument, Kamm claims that nature can fail to be good and the good can fail to be natural.

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Kamm disagrees with Sandel's dichotomy between enhancement and treatment, arguing that nature can be imperfect and that the good can sometimes require going beyond what occurs naturally. Therefore, Kamm asserts that it is possible for something to be both a form of enhancement and a necessary treatment for a condition resulting from nature's imperfection.

In Response to Sandel's "Enhancement Versus Treatment" Argument, Kamm Claims