In a state of continued perplexity
That said let me compliment and complement the article by slipping by two comments that might help to keep us perplexed and attentive. First since the issue of genetic testing to “determine whether you have a pre-existing medical condition” was briefly touched upon, on passé, and these tests risk to exclude anyone of us from the pool of normal insurable and shared risks, leaving us out in the cold, what now any individual, and indeed the whole society most need, is an insurance against whatever could be discovered in those tests. Second, and as any honest right-to-life conviction cannot go hand in hand with any further-delay-of-life action there are some groups pushing for the adoption of frozen-embryos, which could then lead us into a discussion of primary, secondary, and perhaps even of intellectual fathers.