People who make choices to use this are not the ones that I'm particularly concerned with. People who use any of the pieces of the new technologies of procreation very often talk about it in terms of an only choice. We had tried this, tried that. It was our only choice. Which is an experience of no choice in a situation where you're told you ought to have choice.
People feel compelled by the circumstances they're in.
What we need to look at is what's got on to construction of those circumstances. I mean, we started off with blocked fallopian tubes or something, and we ended up talking about cloning. We started off with trying to diagnose specific things prenatally to abort and spare babies lives of pain, which is a whole negotiable and discussable thing about what is and what is not a life of pain, but we ended up talking about sex selection of embryos. Oh, you know, one thing leads you to another. The way you keep from having one thing lead you to another, as my mother pointed out, is you have to keep your eye on the basic project.