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In this paper, David Steele's alarmist arguments against genetic testing are founded on ethical principles that do not take into account the full scope of testing in the case for animal's rights, nor for that of private experimentation and research. The premise of arguing that the deaths of a small minority of animals for the greater good of all species on earth does not provide a sufficient rationale for stopping testing.

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Arguing Against the Animal Ethics and Private Testing of Genetic Engineering Argument in David Steele's "Danger Lurks in a Biotech World" This analysis will argue against the alarmist ethical arguments of David Steele that posit genetic engineering as an unregulated and often dangerous field of science that may destroy the human race. The arguments presented in this article revolve around the abuse of animals and the nature of experiments that may affect the `natural' flow of nature through crops, animal growth, and other genetically engineered mutations. However, Steele's argument is based solely on the fallibility of private research and experimentation, which alarmingly places all of science outside of

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