Biologically, the question of when a new human organism begins is not ambiguous. The widely used medical textbook The Developing Human: Clinically Oriented Embryology, by Keith Moore, T.V.N. Persaud, and Mark Torchia, states plainly that “human development begins at fertilization when a sperm fuses with an oocyte to form a single cell, the zygote.” At that moment, a complete, unique set of human DNA is formed — distinct from either parent’s — and that same DNA persists in every cell of that person’s body for the rest of their life. The DNA in you today is the same DNA that existed the moment you were conceived. What abortion involves, biologically, is the ending of that individual human organism’s life. This article is not about whether that act is morally justified. It is about what happens, legally and socially, once a society decides a category of humans can be treated as expendable.
What Does the Science Say About When Human Life Begins?
The biological starting point is well documented in mainstream embryology, independent of any particular moral conclusion drawn from it.
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Why Is Abortion a Categorization, Not Just a Personal Choice?
Every legal system that permits abortion has to answer one question first: what is this organism, legally? The consistent answer, across all fifty US states both before and after Dobbs, has been to place the unborn human into a separate legal category — one without the rights or protections automatically extended to a born person. That is a categorization in the most literal sense: sorting a class of human beings into a tier where their life can be ended without it being classified as homicide. Whether or not that categorization is justified is a separate question from whether it is, structurally, a categorization at all.
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What Does Categorization Make Legally Possible?
History shows a consistent pattern: once a category of humans is legally defined as less-than, previously unthinkable treatment of that category becomes not just possible but routine. Under American slave codes, categorizing enslaved people as property provided the legal cover to buy, sell, and separate families without it counting as kidnapping. The category did the work — it made the underlying act legally invisible. The same structural mechanism is present wherever a category is created: the categorization itself is what makes horrific treatment of that group legally permissible, regardless of the specific category or era involved.
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How Many Humans Have Been Aborted Since 1973?
The scale is difficult to comprehend. In the United States alone, an estimated 63,459,781 abortions have occurred since Roe v. Wade legalized the procedure nationwide in 1973, a figure built on Guttmacher Institute clinic-survey data plus adjustments for known undercounting in CDC state reporting. Globally, the number is far larger: the Guttmacher Institute estimates 73 million induced abortions occur every year worldwide. Multiplied across the more than five decades since Roe, the global total runs into the billions. Whatever one’s view of the practice, that is the number of individual human organisms — each with a complete, unique set of human DNA — whose development was ended after being placed in a legal category that permitted it.
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Could This Same Categorization Playbook Target the “DNA-Altered” in the Future?
The mechanism at work in abortion — creating a legal sub-category of humans whose lives carry fewer protections — is not limited to the unborn. If a future alien-contagion scenario ever gave governments a reason to test citizens’ DNA for “contamination” or genetic alteration, the same categorization logic could be applied to the living: a new legal tier for those classified as no longer “purely human,” with correspondingly fewer rights. The pattern is identical to what has already happened with the unborn — a category is created, and the category itself becomes the legal justification for what follows. A society that has already normalized categorizing humans as expendable based on developmental stage has already built the legal and moral infrastructure such a scenario would need.
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