Cloning has become increasingly popular among particular demographics of society. These people claim that cloning technology must be developed at any price. This essay will argue why investing in cloning is entirely necessary despite some potential risks.
Hundreds of people believe that if we drum up our support for cloning technology, it will expand dramatically. For one thing, cloning can be our only way to treat many incurable illnesses. For instance, we can return the walking ability to many humans who sat on wheelchairs. Another thing is with cloning; we may finally be able to put an end to numerous chromosomal disorders. As an illustration, cloning provides us a useful source by which we can have children with not only any ailments but also remarkably stronger. These few instances have bolstered real excitement in humans that cloning development is beneficial, especially for the next generation.
Although much of the cloning in our everyday lives has only positive effects, some uses raise controversial issues and questions. In the first place, cloning is just like acting as GOD. An example may help clarify the point. In many religious countries, this field of study remains only theoretical, and scientists are not allowed to work on it. In the second place, even though, cloning has this power to alter damaged genes. However, it may bring some unwanted nasty mutations by itself. As things stand right now, they believe cloning has some side effects which make it unreliable.
By comparing and contrasting the pros and cons of cloning, I believe that its upside is significantly more crucial than its downside. To support my position, I would like to offer two primary arguments. Firstly, Doctor Benet, the enchanted head of the medical department of Sidney University, asserts that cloning might be our only hope for ending to selling human organs in black markets. For example, we could make a brand new kidney instead of extracting it from someone else. Secondly, as has been demonstrated before, cloning plants can bring us this chance to eradicate hunger from the earth. In other words, cloning can help humankind much more than we think it does.
This essay argued that cloning technology is meritorious. Nevertheless, the question is: Can this technique improve the health and happiness of human beings in general? Only time will tell, but in the meantime, cloning continues to influence every aspect of our every day lives.
Cloning
has become
increasingly
popular among particular demographics of society. These
people
claim that
cloning
technology
must
be developed
at any price. This essay will argue why investing in
cloning
is
entirely
necessary despite
some
potential
risks
.
Hundreds of
people
believe that if we drum up our support for
cloning
technology, it will expand
dramatically
. For one thing,
cloning
can be our
only
way to treat
many
incurable illnesses.
For instance
, we can return the walking ability to
many
humans
who sat on wheelchairs. Another thing is with
cloning
; we may
finally
be able to put an
end
to numerous chromosomal disorders. As an illustration,
cloning
provides us a useful source by which we can have children with not
only
any ailments
but
also
remarkably
stronger. These few instances have bolstered real excitement in
humans
that
cloning
development is beneficial,
especially
for the
next
generation.
Although much of the
cloning
in our everyday
lives
has
only
positive
effects,
some
uses
raise controversial issues and questions. In the
first
place,
cloning
is
just
like acting as GOD. An example may
help
clarify the point. In
many
religious countries, this field of study remains
only
theoretical, and scientists are not
allowed
to work on it. In the second place,
even though
,
cloning
has this power to alter damaged genes.
However
, it may bring
some
unwanted nasty mutations by itself. As things stand right
now
, they believe
cloning
has
some
side effects which
make
it unreliable.
By comparing and contrasting the pros and cons of
cloning
, I believe that its upside is
significantly
more crucial than its downside. To support my position, I would like to offer two primary arguments.
Firstly
, Doctor Benet, the enchanted head of the medical department of Sidney University, asserts that
cloning
might be our
only
hope for ending to selling
human
organs in black markets.
For example
, we could
make
a
brand new
kidney
instead
of extracting it from someone else.
Secondly
, as has
been demonstrated
before
,
cloning
plants can bring us this chance to eradicate hunger from the earth.
In other words
,
cloning
can
help
humankind much more than we
think
it does.
This essay argued that
cloning
technology is meritorious.
Nevertheless
, the question is: Can this technique
improve
the health and happiness of
human
beings
in general
?
Only
time will
tell
,
but
in the meantime,
cloning
continues to influence every aspect of our every day
lives
.