'Unnatural Selection' is a documentary series focusing on gene editing and biohacking. While it features some attention to identity issues, particularly around who has the 'right' to scientific power, the primary narrative mostly revolves around science and individual stories, not overt ideological messaging. There is some bias, but not to the extreme levels seen in many fictional works.

The show challenges traditional concepts about biology, ethics, and the 'natural order,' occasionally pushing a progressive view of what counts as normal or acceptable. Religion and traditional morality are sometimes questioned, but not aggressively attacked or dismissed outright.

There are strong voices advocating for progressive bioethical standards, with little sincere debate from more traditional or skeptical perspectives. Dissenters are present, but the framing tends to favor the 'open science' camp. Still, it isn’t quite an echo chamber.