Redesigning Life with New Science: The Fine Line

We look into specific aspects of human civilisation the depend on inter-connectivity among related and unrelated individuals. The dependence may be need based or of more fundamental biological nature. Hence the cohesive factors may be rational reciprocity, trust or more instinctive attributes such as loyalty and faith. The biological dependence of members of a complex social structure as well as possible artifacts of local needs and needs of specific periods contribute to the structure the social network as individuals and the environment interact. Hence, stratification is created that are either fundamental or superficial. We analyse the possibilities of shifting the balance of average traditional human behavioural equilibria by introducing modern technologies especially in the fields of enhancement and reproduction. We imagine extreme scenarios to and surmise possible compensations for modern adaptation in behaviour by legal and social means given the uncertainties and complexities of artificially disturbing delicate biological interconnections.