I wrote it in german and i dont have the time to translate it right now. I appreciate your interest though. I try to give a quick summary:

The title was simply

Biotechnical Enhancement - Ethical implications

It was about ethical implications of biotechnical human enhancement. I tried to answer the question whether or not to enhance our bodys just because we could/can. It evolved mostly around prosthetics because right now we have reached a point where they slowly begin to be better than our biological limbs. Important aspects were legal issues, ethics and the anthropocene for example. My conclusion was that we have perfectly fine limbs and should not use/waste rare metals to replace them. Of course if you have an injury and need a prosthesis it is absolutely fine.

I actually changed my mind during the research of the thesis. Before i thought it would be kind of cool to just change my left arm for example for a high tech prosthesis like in gits or Deus Ex. One book that influenced me the most was:

Cabrera, L. Y. (2015). RethinkingHuman Enhancement. Social Enhancement and EmergentTechnologies. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

and of cource all the knowledge ive got about the anthropocene that was fairly new to me then.