Comment: A newspaper article describes an elitist sperm bank, "Graham's Repository for Germinal Choice," which is located in California. The bank is guarded by Pinkerton detectives. The bank's first birth was a healthy, 9- pound girl in a small town of a rather sparsely populated state.

The father was identified as an eminent mathematician; the mother was not identified.

There are 20 donors, including three Nobel science laureates. One donor has stated, "This is discrimination in the old respectable sense, genes are four times more important than the environmental forces which shape the intelligence quotient."

What are the ethical and legal implications over the short and long term?