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Let us begin by considering the two lines of argument that Dan Brock (1998, 151–5) thought were crucial. The first argument appeals to what might initially be described as the right of a person to be a unique individual, but which, in the end, must be characterized instead as the right of a person to a genetically unique nature. The second argument then appeals to the idea that a person has a right to a future that is, in a certain sense, open.