Nation States Issues : Genetics Brings New Life to Extinct Species

Today I’ve got this Issue on my Nationstates (nationstates.net)

Genetics Brings New Life to Extinct Species

Scientists have announced they are close to a breakthrough in their quest to revive the feather-bellied ANIMAL, a species related to NATIONSNAME’s national animal that has been extinct for more than a century.

I’ve encountered with many choices

1. “I, for one, applaud their work,” says scientist Rebecca du Pont. “And not just because I’m the project leader. This is an example of how NATIONSNAME’s brains can mix it with the world’s best. Can you imagine how wonderful it will be to have feather-bellied ANIMAL frolicking in the meadows again? I say full steam ahead, and more government funding!”

2. “This is a sacrilege!” says religious leader Hope de Castro. “These animals are extinct because God wants them dead. Cloning them would merely incur his wrath! If we proceed down this path, it’ll be humans, not the feather-bellied ANIMAL, who will be extinct.”

3. “Now, come on,” says Zack Janssen, well-known philosopher. “You don’t need to be religious to be unnerved by the top of this particular slippery slope. Today it’s ANIMAL, tomorrow it’s dinosaurs, and we all know how that turns out. This research shouldn’t be banned, but there must be strict government controls over its use.”

4. Dismiss the issue

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Option3 sounds cool so I choose it.

The result saids ‘Genetic research is temporarily tied up in government red tape.‘

In result, my nation get a boost of this qualities.

Industry: Information Technology

Scientific Advancement

Foreign Aid

Government Size

Eco-Friendliness

Average Income

Economic Output

Public Transport

Welfare

Taxation

Business Subsidization

Intelligence

Environmental Beauty

Public Education

Religiousness

Tourism

Pacifism

Inclusiveness

Safety

Human Development Index

Lifespan

And decline in this qualities

Secularism

Employment

Crime

Sector: Manufacturing

This choice is overall great.