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biogenetics

[‚bī·ō·jə′ned·iks]
(genetics)
genetic engineering
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Biogenetics is not devoid of randomness and neither is the psyche, but the orders or the random sequences must not communicate or cross over within the same set, at least if one wants to distinguish between orders of calculable necessity.
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What makes biogenetics dangerous is the way its use is determined by the interests of corporate capital and of the state agencies tempted to rely on it in order to increase their control of the population (Zizek, 2004: 132).
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