Ya, I'd have us bring this whole evil clusterfuck to ruins.

Wtf. make some1 else that will...?

Do something twice as bad, silly.
I mean, if they have all the perfect genes, they'll be smarter, faster, better, stronger. That means, their generation will work off of what we, old-types will have and they'll make something even better. In the end, we might even end up at war with the new-types.

How exactly do you see this as evil? They're going to be using these manufactured cells to help produces antibodies for flu vaccinations and such.

That highly depends on who "they" are. Just because the "they" in question may want to do nice things with it doesn't mean there aren't other people out there who would like to do bad things with the technology. I'm still not against it though.

I could see that side of the argument. Kind of like when Einstein developed the atom splitting science that led to the atomic bomb? I think the ying and yang factor always play into each other throughout history. For example: gun rights. They were intended to help all american protect themselves from a possible further invasion of British troops, however it has been translated into extremist rednecks spouting off how they need automatic weapons.

anyways: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/...n6544185.shtml