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From: jonb@hpcupt1.HP.COM (Jon Bayh)
Newsgroups: sci.bio
Subject: Re: Re: animal research
Message-ID: <6940001@hpcupt1.HP.COM>
Date: 3 Feb 89 03:57:40 GMT
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From: morimoto@intvax.UUCP (Alan Morimoto):
>                                                       My point is that maybe
> we need to look at what long term effects we are creating by breeding
> diseases into our future generations.  I can imagine that countries that are
> not as medically advanced inherit a stronger gene pool of people simply
> because the weak will perish.  Will the future of the world be inherited by
> us, the medically pampered, or the third world?
> 
> Alan

Hmm...Maybe we should create legislation to painlessly sterilize anyone
who comes down with a non-trauma-induced illness.  Have you ever had
the flu, Alan?    :-)

			Jon Bayh
			hplabs!hpda!jonb

"...It's for his own good."
"That's what they said to the cat before his operation."

			- Robert Heinlein