Is it morally wrong to genetically modify your future children?
Final Answer: Yes
Final Reason: Altering the genetic makeup of future children potentially impacts their natural traits, health, and autonomy, making this a complex ethical issue.
Yes Count: 5/5
| Trial | Answer | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Trial 1 | Yes | Altering the genetic makeup of future children potentially impacts their natural traits, health, and autonomy, making this a complex ethical issue. |
| Trial 2 | Yes | Alteration of genetic material may have unforeseen consequences affecting the overall well-being of the offspring. |
| Trial 3 | Yes | Alters human genetic makeup, potentially impacting health and future generations, raising ethical concerns. |
| Trial 4 | Yes | Altering natural genetics may affect the future child's health, welfare, and autonomy significantly. |
| Trial 5 | Yes | Interferes with natural human evolution process. |