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After more than 40 years of parallel development, the
information and life sciences — computing and biology — are
fusing into a single, powerful force that is the foundation for
the biotech century. Increasingly, the computer used to decode, 62．______
manage and organize the vast amounts of genetic information
that will be raw resource of the new global economy.
The biotech century promises great riches: genetically
engineered plants and animal to feed a hungry population; genetically 63．______
derived sources of energy and fiber to build a renewable society;
wonder drags and genetic therapies to produce healthier babies,
eliminate suffering and extended human lifespan. But a question will 64．______
gaunt us: at what cost
The new genetic commerce raises more troubling issues than
any economic revolution in history. Will the artificial creation of cloned 65．______
and transgenic animals mean the end of nature and substitution of a 66．______
bio-industrial world Will the mass release of thousands of genetically
engineered life forms into the environment cause catastrophic pollution
and reversible damage to the biosphere What are the consequences of 67．______
the world’s gene pool become patented intellectual property, controlled 68．______
exclusively by a handful of corporations What will it mean to live in a
world where babies are genetically engineered in the womb, and that 69．______
people are increasingly identified and stereotyped on the basis of their
genotype
The debate is not about the science but about how we apply them. 70．______
Until now the debate has engaged a very broad group of molecular 71．______
biologists and government policy-makers, though the biotech
revolution affects us all. With the new technology flooding into our
lives, the moment has come for a much broader debate, one that involves
the whole society.