Question 1

In Sandel's view, "striving is not the point of sports; _________ is."

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Question 2

Frances Kamm objects to Sandel's argument that the desire for _________ is a bad disposition and that genetic enhancement is wrong because it expresses this disposition.

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Question 3

Kamm contrasts Sandel's view about "balancing" acceptance and transformative love and a view he calls _________, according to which the goal of enhancement is not perfection but mastery as a means to getting sufficient goods.

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Question 4

Kamm distinguishes ex _________ and ex post "designing," where the former is a matter of choosing traits for a child that does not yet exist.

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Question 5

After rejecting the claim that the genetic supermarket harms the individuals who use the market or are created by it, Peter Singer moves on to focus on the _________ harms of the market.

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Question 6

One of the most serious consequences of the genetic supermarket, according to Singer, is possible negative effects of engineering children to have _________ goods, such as being tall.

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Question 7

Singer raises several concerns that the genetic supermarket could reduce equality of _________.

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Question 8

he focuses on the social harms of genetic enhancement, Singer can be thought of as applying the ethical theory known as _________.

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Quiz 10: Cloning and Genetic Enhancement