Editing Embryos - Private Choices and Public Goods - Jonathan Anomaly, Hayek Lecture Series
Offered By: Duke University via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the ethical implications and societal challenges of genetic engineering in this thought-provoking lecture from the Hayek Lecture Series. Delve into the world of behavioral genetics and emerging technologies that allow parents to influence their children's genetic traits. Examine the potential benefits and drawbacks of embryo selection and gene editing, while considering the coordination problems that may arise as these technologies become more accessible. Gain insights into the principles justifying limited government intervention in addressing these issues, drawing from the works of Hayek and Mill. Investigate the importance of preserving cognitive diversity in an era of genetic manipulation, and contemplate the balance between private choices and public goods in shaping future generations.
Syllabus
Introduction
Behavioral Genetics
Personality Traits
Mate Selection
Embryo Selection
Iterated Embryos
Gene Editing
General Intelligence
Case Studies
BioConservatives
Mutation Load
Genetic Selection
Regulatory Parsimony
Complex Laws
Taught by
Duke University Department of Political Science
Tags
Related Courses
The 16th Ethics Committee Training Day - Section Three of Six Exploring the Ethical Foundation for Ethics CommitteesDartmouth College via Independent The 16th Ethics Committee Training Day Section Six of Six - Ethics Simulation: A Collaborative Practice of an Ethics Consultation (Must complete sessions 1 5 before registering for this session)
Dartmouth College via Independent Genomic Medicine Gets Personal
Georgetown University via edX Next Generation Biosecurity: Responding to 21st Century Biorisks
University of Bath via FutureLearn Generative AI for Healthcare Students and Professionals
University of Glasgow via Coursera