Mosquitoes are responsible for spreading many deadly diseases in the world, such as malaria, dengue fever, and the Zika virus. One technology proposed to address the spread of such mosquito-borne diseases is to release genetically modified male mosquitoes into the wild. These mosquitoes would breed with females and weaken their offspring due to their modified DNA. The result would be a decrease in the population of mosquitoes, and a lower prevalence of the diseases. Field tests in Brazil have shown a decline of 82 percent in the mosquito population. Also, this technology is claimed to have fewer side-effects than the current use of insecticides for controlling the mosquito population. It may even wipe out mosquitoes entirely and make them extinct, resulting in a significant reduction of disease among the poorest populations. Is this a holistic or reductionist approach? Discuss the pros and cons if this technology is adopted more widely than in a few controlled field trials.