The Human Ethics of Cloning
The concept of cloning has always stirred the debate of moral and ethical issues in society. The moral and ethical dilemmas surrounding cloning is to aware the limits to science, and science fiction to balancing the globe. Cloning can be seen as ethical; however, there are many detrimental uncertainties about science and technology that can affect the humanity of society in a negative manor.
Cloning was first successfully conducted on the sheep Dolly 1997. Dolly was reported as the first successfully cloned mammal. Why would scientist want to clone mammals? In the Article in Weekly Standard, “The Coming of Clones”(2015), Staff Writer 1 introduces that cloning technology is eventually aimed for the reproduction of …show more content…
Sartre from Newspaper Intellihub states that “Presently, the combination of Canada’s decision that would change its law to allow homosexual marriage and the American Medical Association endorsement of cloning for research purposes..” (Sartre 1). This show the effects that the technology of reproductive cloning is doing to society. Cloning technology is having a big impact on an evolution occurring within society making reproductive cloning become an option for same sex couples. The use of cloning casts a shadow among mankind and is endowed with the will and power to effect purposes of indulgence of the human being, for an immoral purpose.Cloning is beginning to become an act of indulgence for human beings. Sartre from Newspaper Intellihub states that “Presently, the combination of Canada’s decision that would change its law to allow homosexual marriage and the American Medical Association endorsement of cloning for research purposes..” (Sartre 1). This show the effects that the technology of reproductive cloning is doing to society. Cloning technology is having a big impact on an evolution occurring within society making reproductive cloning become an option for same sex couples. The use of cloning casts a shadow among mankind and is endowed with the will and power to effect purposes of indulgence of the human being, for an immoral …show more content…
Cloning has the ability to change the entire world. The biggest impact that cloning would have if it got out of hand would be the change of genetics in the human genepool. Leon R. Kass from the book The Ethics of Human cloning asserts that, “Even if human cloning is rarely undertaken, a society in which it is tolerated is no longer the same society- any more than is a society that permits (even small-scaled) incest or cannibalism or slavery (Kass 87).” This quote shows the implications that human cloning has on the world. Most people think it is unethical and most countries have regulated cloning. However, some countries still allow the cloning of animals. Even though society agrees that cloning is an unethical process, the awareness given to cloning does not have much effect in stabilizing the ethical procedures in the scientific
The concept of cloning has always stirred the debate of moral and ethical issues in society. The moral and ethical dilemmas surrounding cloning is to aware the limits to science, and science fiction to balancing the globe. Cloning can be seen as ethical; however, there are many detrimental uncertainties about science and technology that can affect the humanity of society in a negative manor.
Cloning was first successfully conducted on the sheep Dolly 1997. Dolly was reported as the first successfully cloned mammal. Why would scientist want to clone mammals? In the Article in Weekly Standard, “The Coming of Clones”(2015), Staff Writer 1 introduces that cloning technology is eventually aimed for the reproduction of …show more content…
Sartre from Newspaper Intellihub states that “Presently, the combination of Canada’s decision that would change its law to allow homosexual marriage and the American Medical Association endorsement of cloning for research purposes..” (Sartre 1). This show the effects that the technology of reproductive cloning is doing to society. Cloning technology is having a big impact on an evolution occurring within society making reproductive cloning become an option for same sex couples. The use of cloning casts a shadow among mankind and is endowed with the will and power to effect purposes of indulgence of the human being, for an immoral purpose.Cloning is beginning to become an act of indulgence for human beings. Sartre from Newspaper Intellihub states that “Presently, the combination of Canada’s decision that would change its law to allow homosexual marriage and the American Medical Association endorsement of cloning for research purposes..” (Sartre 1). This show the effects that the technology of reproductive cloning is doing to society. Cloning technology is having a big impact on an evolution occurring within society making reproductive cloning become an option for same sex couples. The use of cloning casts a shadow among mankind and is endowed with the will and power to effect purposes of indulgence of the human being, for an immoral …show more content…
Cloning has the ability to change the entire world. The biggest impact that cloning would have if it got out of hand would be the change of genetics in the human genepool. Leon R. Kass from the book The Ethics of Human cloning asserts that, “Even if human cloning is rarely undertaken, a society in which it is tolerated is no longer the same society- any more than is a society that permits (even small-scaled) incest or cannibalism or slavery (Kass 87).” This quote shows the implications that human cloning has on the world. Most people think it is unethical and most countries have regulated cloning. However, some countries still allow the cloning of animals. Even though society agrees that cloning is an unethical process, the awareness given to cloning does not have much effect in stabilizing the ethical procedures in the scientific