Research Paper On Crake
creation. The crackers were self-sustaining and and manipulated into whatever Crakes told Oryx to make of them. Crake saw how screwed up people in society were and wanted to change it. He knew if he would eliminate and wash away the evil by wiping out people he could start a new form of humans that wouldn’t destroy the planet. This leans towards a biocentrists view point. However, Crake didn’t consider anybody else but himself, he didn’t want moral subjectivity or bias. An easy method for understanding Crakes madness is by subdividing Crakes actions into positive and negative effects on human existence and mortality. In order to stop the population from reproducing he sterilized people from having children. Crake doesn't have the authority to make decisions that takes away from peoples freewill.
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His belief on how he wants things to be shows a very arrogant self. He tries to play the role of god. In a more positive light Crakes point of view is very pessimistic to the problem and his sensible approach to the problem is to get rid of the pests (destructive society). In a biocentrist point of view the world cannot be made up solely by humans. Dobson quotes,“ Genetic engineering turns out to be a problematic form of meddling in what is at the heart of what is morally considerable in organisms” (Dobson page 469) The genetically altered species suffer complications that researchers have yet to understand in their scientific endeavors. Therefore, creations cannot be made or controlled by human replacements, they are simply created from god. There are both positive and negative accounts for what Crake did however neither are ethically moral or
His belief on how he wants things to be shows a very arrogant self. He tries to play the role of god. In a more positive light Crakes point of view is very pessimistic to the problem and his sensible approach to the problem is to get rid of the pests (destructive society). In a biocentrist point of view the world cannot be made up solely by humans. Dobson quotes,“ Genetic engineering turns out to be a problematic form of meddling in what is at the heart of what is morally considerable in organisms” (Dobson page 469) The genetically altered species suffer complications that researchers have yet to understand in their scientific endeavors. Therefore, creations cannot be made or controlled by human replacements, they are simply created from god. There are both positive and negative accounts for what Crake did however neither are ethically moral or