Human beings should not be cloned
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Should human beings be cloned? Do you agree or disagree? Why?
Human clonation | Agree or disagree
Should human beings be cloned? Do you agree or disagree? Why?
Human clonation | Agree or disagree
Should human beings be cloned? Do you agree or disagree? Why?
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Throughout history, ignorance is the most constant cause of human stupidity. We can actually see a microcosm of this in todays culture. Children in modern america are raised with poor sexual education. Parents are not comfortable talking about this subject with their children, hence children are forced to live with their own imagination when it comes to this subject. This imagination often leads them astray. Many kids make it through this just fine, by first putting a toe in, then a foot, then a leg, and then perhaps jumping right in. It’s the kids who deliberately abstain until they’re 23 who have the real problems in their marriage later.
Likewise, there is no reason to maintain our own ignorance. Eventually, humans will be cloned. It’s not a question of if, only when. Therefore, the more knowledge and experience that can be gained incrementally and carefully now will prove invaluable in the future.
+0 Then we could clone Hussein and keep killing him again and again.
+0 ”I Disagree but the Clonation is interesting for Create a Immortality. Study a D.n.a. Human and Genetical of brain(s)”.
+0 Life is not sacred. This is a biased opinion expressed by the living, who have a vested interest in perpetuating this fallacy. If the dead could be heard from, they would not hold this opinion, quite the contrary, and since they greatly outnumber the living, by majority we would reverse this idea and see that cloning humans is a perfectly legitimate waste of our time here on earth.
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May 6th, 2008 at 10:36 pm
Human cloning can bring no good to the society that attempts it (or even allows it). It contributes to de-humanization–the notion that human life is no more dear than any other form of life, and is reducible to a mere commodity.
Merely because one can do a thing, is not sufficient reason to say that he must do that thing, or even that he may do that thing. Society owes it to its own posterity to lay down the law: do not tamper with the stuff of life.
Besides: by what arrogance does anyone seriously believe that he can improve upon the Work of the Master?
May 13th, 2008 at 1:01 pm
We already have a over populated world.