Explores the "ethical can of worms" posed by MicroSort and family balancing: the slippery slope, the nation of little sisters, and gender imbalance in Asia. The author forsees 5% of the population using MicroSort -- that's 14 million babies each year, compared to the 419 born over 8 years so far. I'm sure MicroSort stockholders are thrilled.
The Otts of Indianpolis have 4-year-old twin girls, after using MicroSort with a local collaborator.
