According to Brym and Lie,the possibility of genetically programming babies to have extraordinary intellectual and physical potential is likely to:
A)speed up and improve the slow and imperfect process of natural evolution
B)be enjoyed only by the well to do
C)introduce an era of increased social inequality and low mobility
D)all of these choices
E)none of these choices

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Brym and Lie suggest that the possibilities of genetically programming babies to have extraordinary intellectual and physical potential are likely to speed up and improve the slow and imperfect process of natural evolution. However, this technology is likely to be enjoyed only by those who can afford it, thus introducing an era of increased social inequality and low mobility. Hence, option D is the correct choice.

According to Brym and Lie,the Possibility of Genetically Programming Babies