Questions: Technology & Internet

The name of such condom is called, "i. Con Smart Condom."

"A connected condom able to measure your sexual performance, calories burned, your speed, your endurance or even the number of thrusts performed. Imagined by the British Condoms company, the connected i. Con Smart Condom is actually a ring that attaches to the base of any conventional condom. It is equipped with nano-sensors and will be able to send the collected data to a smartphone application to follow the evolution of your performances. The iCon Smart Condom is currently in the test phase and is expected to be launched in 2017. When technology invades your privacy!"

Just a tiny curious thought:
With the rapid advance of today's technology in the medical field, can you imagine your friends or yourself having genetically modified/GM babies?

Whether its purpose is for creating the perfect specimen or to simply eliminate some of the rather bothersome failings of the human genome (ex. Incurable diseases, inevitable aging)... is it morally, socially acceptable for us to do so? Or should a line be drawn where science need not interfere with creating life - something that would get us in some deep shiet exemplified in the Frankenstein story?

*If you are wondering what my opinion is... I would say yes, but to a certain degree. So option 3. I'm definitely not in for the type of GM available in the movie Gattaca.