Imagine that in a hypothetical future scenario, they discover an exact physical "cause" for a sexual orientation. Let's say that they subsequently devise an advanced surgical procedure to change a person's orientation - a person could have a procedure done to change from being heterosexual to being a homosexual, or to being bisexual, to being asexual or pansexual (this doesn't cover them all, I know). Let's assume that this procedure is widely available to people, regardless of economic status.
How might this alter society's attitudes about sexual orientation, particularly about the moral status of sexual orientation?
I think this is a can of worms. Intended to be a very open-ended topic.
How might this alter society's attitudes about sexual orientation, particularly about the moral status of sexual orientation?
I think this is a can of worms. Intended to be a very open-ended topic.