Adam Spinosa is a junior concentrating in Government, with primary interests in political philosophy, bioethics, the ethics of competition, and law. He studies the intersection of biological enhancement, competition, and democratic institutions, and draws primarily on virtue ethics to provide a perspective for resolving conflicts. With a background in athletics, he studies the ethical and other effects of performance enhancement techniques. He seeks to study law in anticipation of future bioengineering innovations that he foresees will result in the creation of a new body of law defining human excellence.

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