"Divine Intervention with a Mortal Hand" A satire on genetics.

"Divine Intervention with a Mortal Hand" In today's technologically sound society one has the opportunity for an easier and more productive society. In the new world of the web, one must no longer bother with correspondence or primitive research techniques. The invention of e-mail enables someone to write a person without the hassle of the incredibly slow postal service. Libraries full of resource books such as dictionaries and encyclopedias are now replaced by online sources. …showed first 75 words of 1335 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1335 total…create children," is a humorous attempt to reveal my true beliefs. Comparing professions such as law to fertilizer manufacturing and believing that the latter job is nobler than the first should help the reader understand that this proposal is satire and an exaggeration of the truth. Furthermore, this statement also reveals the fact that I think scientists are no better and even worse than those who clean the stall in which a horse relieves himself.