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https://les7maresenglish.padlet.org/teacher_sintes1/23anijifuk4e

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PGD is one of the great skills the evolution of science has brought us. But it also creates a problem : people shouldn't be able to chose whatever feature they want to give to their children.

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https://les7maresenglish.padlet.org/teacher_sintes1/sza8sy7dgbbx

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PGD 1

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PGD 2

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Building a perfect baby

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Cyber-Bullying

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Do you think technology and science have gone too far ?

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Was the progress in technology and science entirely beneficial to humans ?

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I don't think technology and science have gone too far, but I think it will happen someday.

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As seen before (CE), PGD creates a controversy around the fact that science allows us to modify embryos and chose what our children will look like even before they're born. Thus we wonder if, in the future, a new sub-population would make its way to our society because of that.

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Cyber-bullying also is a problem that came with the fast development of technology. People can't really isolate themselves anymore because they still interact with the world when they're at home, through the internet.

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ft. Joffrey BRAUN

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-made life easier overall
-better health system because better technology
-more possibilities

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-being able to manipulate DNA and to "create" human beings with a specific feature (cf. PGD/my sister's keeper)
-people rely more on technology, too much ?
->too much exposition for sensitive people (cf. cyber-bullying)

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-although good sides
-a lot of bad ones
-majority of it was beneficial, but not all