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As I mentioned in a previous column ("Immortality," February 13, 2004), in Beyond Therapy, the council assessed a wide range of supposed developments in biotechnology--from attempts to make "better babies" through embryo screening to efforts to recast aging as a conquerable disease. Michael Jackson's attempted comeback, ``Invincible,'' proved to be only too conquerable despite Sony's supposed $30 million expenditure on the disc. Counselors can present weaknesses or areas for improvement as conquerable challenges that can be mastered (Silverman, 1989; Whitmore & Maker, 1985). |
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