A number of fertility clinics in the United States advertise PGD to
parents who want to be guaranteed the child will have the sex they
choose. One California clinic boasts of "over 3,800 cases: 100 percent
sex selection success." With PGD largely unregulated in the United
States, it doesn't take a Nobel Prize in genetics to imagine that
babies could soon be ordered up in custom sizes and colors, like a Mini
Cooper.

I found this really interesting, but there is a difference between humans adapting to there enviornment and human's being able to pick and choose a child's sex, hair color or even there looks....I'm sure there is a lot of money being spent on research for this or ...

A number of fertility clinics in the United States advertise PGD to
parents who want to be guaranteed the child will have the sex they
choose. One California clinic boasts of "over 3,800 cases: 100 percent
sex selection success." With PGD largely unregulated in the United
States, it doesn't take a Nobel Prize in genetics to imagine that
babies could soon be ordered up in custom sizes and colors, like a Mini
Cooper.

I found this really interesting, but there is a difference between humans adapting to there enviornment and human's being able to pick and choose a child's sex, hair color or even there looks....I'm sure there is a lot of money being spent on research for this or that...I wish the scientists would stay in the here and now...they say medicine isn't an exact science. I agree on that statement, but I don't agree on everything a scientist has to say...research or no research