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So obvious a bias in this essay! "Most Americans believe (sensibly) that we should not sacrifice actual human lives to potential human lives." The fool who wrote this assumes embryo-aged humans are not human beings at an earliest age merely because the writer wants to exploit these alive beings for their body parts by defining them (inaccurately, according to the Science of Embryology; the parts of potentials would be of no use to actuals, but one cannot expect a closed mind to fathom such a fact) ... and the fool assumes making the mischaracterization will slip right past everyone in the writer's effort to smear Rush Limbaugh. Embryonic stem cells are not potential arms and legs and organs, they are actual arms and legs and organs at earliest developmental stage, else they would never become organs or arms or legs over time; the reality of an organ is already in the coding of the organism developing the organ. The problem such closed minds have is differentiating organs and organisms ... stem cells are organs of an organism, a real person at earliest age not a potential person at a none age.