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about 1 month ago
I was very infuriated by the Richard Dawkins interview, but I regret to say that I cannot remember witch Able Magazine I read it in. Among other statements, he implied that it was justifyable to pick out the apparently best embyonic human being, for e.g. the one that didn’t show any signs of abnormality and discard the rest shows his contempt for the entire human family. Especially the more vuneralble among us. I wish to remind Prof. Dawkinsa that we are all human beings, and that just because as embryos, they may have something different about them. It does not lessen their humanity or worthiness to live. Please email me a copy of this intervew.
about 2 weeks ago
The interview was published in the May/June print edition of Able magazine. A longer version of the interview can be read here:
http://ablemagazine.co.uk/science-test/