Human cloning...should we be trying? Why or why not?
By shoreboy31
@shoreboy31 (1433)
United States
8 responses
@angelicEmu (1311)
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14 Dec 06
As a Buddhist, I'd say it's wrong from an ethical standpoint. Monkeying with nature is wrong, stupid and reckless. Nature is as it is, and we're part of it. If we start trying to replace it and "improve" it, we can only be causing problems. Science goes too far nowadays, and money, not ethics, are what controls and funds it. Basically, science is following the same principles as Hitler held so dear - creating a master race, eugenics, playing with nature, except that society seems to forget that it was the principals which drove these experiments which were monstrous, not just the killing and maiming of human experimental subjects. We conveniently forget that bit nowadays, and only concentrate on the killing.
@arman9890 (452)
• India
28 Nov 06
Yeah we should do it for once .. at least we will know what we are capable of...
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@Netsbridge (3253)
• United States
28 Nov 06
You are a little too late in your quest. The US government has not only been dehumanizing true humans as of the 1940s with nanotechnological implants (rendering them without their own wills), but also makes doppelgangers - copies - of true humans. No, this is not science fiction! It is possible! I know that like Asimov's Quinn, I, too, will appear out-of-syn while the Bradleys attempt to take over the world. Check out the article Human or Robot? - http://www.geocities.com/ulafrique/nanotechnology.html
@shoreboy31 (1433)
• United States
7 Dec 06
An article on a geocities site? Yeah..now that's gotta be the truth...lol
@arman9890 (452)
• India
28 Nov 06
Yeah we should do it for once .. at least we will know what we are capable of...