Human Cloning Debate Analysis
To clone or not to clone?
In his article “Human Cloning Debate. Why do it? Who’d be hurt? Should it be legal?” Peter Kendall questions whether human cloning is appropriate or rather ethically and morally not acceptable. A debate that occupied scientists and ethicists for years is how much mankind should mess with nature when it comes to human reproduction and the issues that may arise.
Cloning humans was never seen as a concept society could actually experience but Kendall gives the example of the successful cloned Scottish sheep to point out the possibility of cloning even humans.
Many fear a clone of a person will be exactly like that person. But would a clone be simply a copy of another person? People will try to create a perfect child
In his article “Human Cloning Debate. Why do it? Who’d be hurt? Should it be legal?” Peter Kendall questions whether human cloning is appropriate or rather ethically and morally not acceptable. A debate that occupied scientists and ethicists for years is how much mankind should mess with nature when it comes to human reproduction and the issues that may arise.
Cloning humans was never seen as a concept society could actually experience but Kendall gives the example of the successful cloned Scottish sheep to point out the possibility of cloning even humans.
Many fear a clone of a person will be exactly like that person. But would a clone be simply a copy of another person? People will try to create a perfect child