Should the use of human cloning be allowed in any aspect?
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Yes.
If we don't allow some aspects of it, our behaviour and decisions will be guided by speculation and superstition.
It's like the biological equivalent of flat-earth thinking. "Don't sail West across the great ocean because you'll fall off the edge of the earth." As it turned out Columbus didn't and the rest, as they say, is history.
I'm sure a lot of people have suffered in the process of exploration, but unless we continue to explore and take risks human existence is doomed.
Dangerous knowledge is better than blind superstition.
human cloning should not be done
NO
I don't think it is okay to clone an entire human being. BUT-in the case of burn victims. I believe it is okay to use their DNA to replicate their skin to use to repalace what was injured. I think it is okay to use cloning to replace your own failing major organs.
Yes I believe it should be. The advantages to the health of individuals out weighs the fears of the paranoid. It should be allowed for those who have lost function of organs. Eyes, teeth, digits, even small vanities like hair for some healthy bald boy who is able or willing to pay for the procedure. Ask those who suffer severe illness, like M.S. diabetes, or a liver disease, they would answer "yes". Should I suffer such a fate and the cloning of part of my body could save me? You're darn right I would have it!
its the best way to produce spare parts
Not on this earth! Never Ever!
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