Even If Eugenics Laws Were Somehow Ethical, Why Would It

question 26

Multiple Choice

Even if eugenics laws were somehow ethical, why would it be difficult to apply them from a cultural standpoint?

• A) Nobody is "normal."
• B) Cultural definitions of "normal" or "attractive" change over time and from place to place.
• C) Judges aren't smart enough to say whether someone is "abnormal."
• D) Individuals' traits or personalities change over time.
• E) It would be cheaper to "fix" abnormalities through medical psychological intervention.

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