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New breeds of humans: the moral obligation to enhance J Savulescu This paper argues we have a moral obligation to enhance human beings. It is argued that if one is committed to the moral obligation to treat and prevent disease, one is also committed to genetic and other enhancement in so far as this promotes human wellbeing. It is argued that this is not eugenic but expresses our fundamental human nature: to make rational decisions and to try to improve ourselves. To be human is to strive to be better.
Keywords: abortion, enhancement, eugenics, genetic selection, genetics, well-being
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