By:
SteveM
- 318 Days 5 Hrs ago
General | Science | Stem Cell
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The Clones are Here
This week in California the first human embryo was cloned. We all knew it was coming. Is this the beginning of the end or a new beginning?
I think that in the long run, this (cloning) will benefit humanity. But we must manage its evolution properly
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(113) 49%
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Comment by:
Owl507
317 Days 1 Hrs ago
Here's the thing... cloning would definitely benefit medicine. The question is, will it be allowed to benefit humanity? People have knee-jerk reactions to this kind of thing, forming an opinion based on what the "norm" for them is, based on water cooler discussions, not based on actual research or inquiry.
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Nick
316 Days 3 Hrs ago
Let science go to work people. You want diseases cured and the standard of living to keep rising? Then leave cherry picking armchair morality out of the med-sci realm.
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The Zetetic
269 Days 1 Hrs ago
Ethical problems aside, How is cloning actually beneficial to humanity? Cloning would remove the probablity of useful mutations and variations in the human gene-pool. The concept of evolution is to route out problems over generations, and so replicating the DNA of people is useless. Stem-cell research is where we get the benefits. You can create spare organs without donors, and create insulin without bacteria.
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