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Unless they change that, and keep on extending it, as it has been done with copyrights.
by andre 13y ago
Unless they change that, and keep on extending it, as it has been done with copyrights.
- rgbrenner 13y agoThat's true... but I imagine if they extended it that far, reproduction rights of the child would be included in the license. Unlike corn, I can't imagine many parents would agree to sterilize their children just to include some synthetic DNA sequence. Even if the parents were very desperate (because of some genetic problem), they would still want their child to be able to reproduce.
- moron4hire 13y agoassuming the parents understand the contract in which they are entering.
- icebraining 13y agoThey wouldn't need to sterilize the children, nor would the corporation be interested in that. Just think of the recurring revenue!