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One of the most significant results of that new biotech age is cloning. Cloning is a system that allows you to duplicate a copy of one or more cells from the plant or animal kingdoms, which include humans. ... But the story is just the beginning: In November 1999, an American biotechnology company announced that it succeeded in cloning a human embryo and letting him grow and develop for 12 days. ...
I am sure that this new technology will cause many new bioethics conflicts. ... Second, cloning will allow us to control traits and maybe even to remove genetic diseases. ... From their point of view on the first dilemma, rules can be made in a way to prevent the free use of cloning. ... Those who supports cloning for those reasons argue that the use of technology is considered with foresight and even if self-destruction is possible, it is better then damage that will be caused without the use of technology. ... For now we cannot predict how this cloning person’s brain will develop. ... ’
We cannot discuss biotech and cloning revolution without mentioning the term ‘eugenic. ...
I asked my friend Avi what does he think about the morality of cloning and this is what he said: “We need to stop talking about the common argument of ‘playing God’ or interfering with divine providence. ... For now it doesn’t seem to be that mankind can control the mighty effects of cloning and biotech engineering. ... From all the reasons above, I definitely think that for now, there is no cloning.
Approximate Word count = 1353
Approximate Pages = 5.4
(250 words per page double spaced)
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