Technology being used in the world today has changed the world to suit us better. The changes relate on how well the people are comfortable in the world, and recount from basic needs of individuals to human aspirations such as knowledge. Changing the world does not take a basic step; it is a complicated and unpredictable process that deals with risks occurrences, unexpected costs and unexpected benefits. Technology has brought about genetic engineering. Genetic engineering is the alteration of the genetic materials by scientific intervention in genetic process with a significance of gaining new substances or enhancing productivity in living organisms. It interferes with the genetic materials of an organism producing a different heritable materials induced outside the organism through the invasion of the DNA molecule in cells. Genes used in genetic engineering have a high impact on health and disease, therefore the inclusion of the genetic process alters the genes that influence human behavior and traits. The establishment of genetic engineering has raised many ethical and legal questions, but its significance relies on how different individual perspire the act in their cultural, religion and ethical boundaries. Scientist have been able to use genetic engineering as a way of creating plants, animals, and micro- organisms by manipulating genes in a way that does not occur naturally. The modified genetically organism spread though nature and interbreed with the natural organism interfering with the future generation. Genetic engineering has its futurist obligation and its reliability on its concepts should be avoided. “For better or for worse, genetic engineering will affect the major environmental problems of our time- overpopulation, pollution, erosion and the rapid loss of biodiversity” (Anderson, 2000). We should be creative in the real world and let the world’s production be defined by nature. Genetic engineering might cure diseases and enhance expansion of the genetic repertoire; it has enhanced food productivity and played a vital role in the agricultural sector. In genetic engineering, the DNA molecule is genetically altered through the process of gene splicing, where by the DNA strand is cut into half and joined with a strand from another species (Nuenke, 2001). When the human DNA molecule is interfered with and joined to another strand a new DNA molecule is created and the normal genes interfered with through the convergence of the two DNA molecule strands. For example a whole chromosome may be lost or gained such as an extra copy of the small chromosome that causes Down syndrome, or part of a chromosome may ne inverted, but be fully intact. “And they explain how dominant and recessive genes affect us and how they are transmitted from generation to generation” (Nuenke, 2001). This brings about a revolution of a new human being from its original content and transforming everything that is known in the human body. Genetic engineering will have an effect on our world, not only on food production but will cause effects on humans and the society. From the cultural perspective, human beings are inviolable and live free according to their rights in the society. The society accepts them the way they