1. What new findings can cloning bring to society?
Cloning can bring new findings such as learning more about human development which would lead to more cures for diseases but, cloning is way to risky for society. It will be more harmful to society than helpful because many lives would be lost at the expense of the research. Most religious beliefs are against this type of harmful research.
2. What are the risk of cloning?
There are many risk to human cloning such as abnormalities which would show after the process is complete in most cases. Another risk would be death of course because cloning is dangerous human embryos would be sacrificed in the research. Human cloning is very unstable and has no way to be perfected because the effects of cloning varies. The risk of cloning is too great to condone in society. Remember cloning the first animal took 277 tries before it succeed and playing with human life in such a way is wrong.
3. Why clone a human?
Cloning a human would be the biggest breakthrough for science and technology and it would also help infertile couples. Despite the religious outlook on human cloning it would help with research pertaining to human development, diseases, and open new doors to technology. Scientist say that cloning a human would basically just be like having twin even though their are risk they believe if harnessed it would bring forward a new age of ideas and breakthroughs.
4.Will cloning make all the clones immune and vulnerable to the same diseases?
Short answer no. This would be nice but in our reality today there is noway that this could happen because we don't fully understand the ins and outs of human cloning. Biologist today would be lucky to even clone a human let alone trying to control what diseases the clones are immune to.
5. Could cloning be cloned to clone a superhuman?
No not right now with our current technology there isn't anyway we could do that maybe in the future as the research on cloning continues. We would have to harness and know more about the human development through human cloning.
Cloning can bring new findings such as learning more about human development which would lead to more cures for diseases but, cloning is way to risky for society. It will be more harmful to society than helpful because many lives would be lost at the expense of the research. Most religious beliefs are against this type of harmful research.
2. What are the risk of cloning?
There are many risk to human cloning such as abnormalities which would show after the process is complete in most cases. Another risk would be death of course because cloning is dangerous human embryos would be sacrificed in the research. Human cloning is very unstable and has no way to be perfected because the effects of cloning varies. The risk of cloning is too great to condone in society. Remember cloning the first animal took 277 tries before it succeed and playing with human life in such a way is wrong.
3. Why clone a human?
Cloning a human would be the biggest breakthrough for science and technology and it would also help infertile couples. Despite the religious outlook on human cloning it would help with research pertaining to human development, diseases, and open new doors to technology. Scientist say that cloning a human would basically just be like having twin even though their are risk they believe if harnessed it would bring forward a new age of ideas and breakthroughs.
4.Will cloning make all the clones immune and vulnerable to the same diseases?
Short answer no. This would be nice but in our reality today there is noway that this could happen because we don't fully understand the ins and outs of human cloning. Biologist today would be lucky to even clone a human let alone trying to control what diseases the clones are immune to.
5. Could cloning be cloned to clone a superhuman?
No not right now with our current technology there isn't anyway we could do that maybe in the future as the research on cloning continues. We would have to harness and know more about the human development through human cloning.
