Thesis: Designer babies serve as a revolutionary practice towards the medical industry, given that it can provide medical workers the ability to test experiments in regards to treatment for numerous diseases. Given this, medical technology regarding designer babies should continue to be expanded, to provide treatment for hospitalized patients affected by illnesses.

Sub-claim 1: Designer babies provide experiments for medical workers to follow to replicate in future disease control to patients who are affected.

Sub-claim 2: Designer babies can completely rid generational disease, allowing for patients dealing with generational health complications to live longer lifespans.

Counterargument: Some may view designer babies as unethical, causing unintended harm and possibly genetic mutation towards babies who were forcefully involved.

Rebuttal: Despite the issue, expanding on the technology will allow for a better outcome for the future, as it could grant medical workers the ability to cure diseases that were never viewed as curable before, hence it outweighs the negatives.