After a long day of annoying people, stressful work assignments, and in general, an atrocious day, you sit on your most comfortable couch or sprawl out on your bed and go on the Internet. Travelling on the wave of craziness that is the Internet, you check all of your social media: Tumblr, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, etc. Searching through the cat videos, memes, and weird random advertisements, you see it, the random post of a recent medical breakthrough that your friend posted to look more intelligent. Posts about medical breakthroughs are not uncommon in the social media, but it is not something that people actively search for when going on the Internet for downtime.
While people might be ignorant to science during their time on the Internet, books are not ignorant to science. There are many books from nonfiction to scientific fiction describing the science world. One such literary work is Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. …show more content…
Stem cells have a lot of medical implications, but they also have stirred a great controversy. In order to gain the most knowledge from stem cells but also have the least amount of controversy, there needs to be a set of rules to govern stem cell research. The rules also need to be fair for both sides of the stem cell argument. After researching stem cells extendedly, here are my rules for stem cell research. My first rule would be to ban embryonic stem cell research, because while it has the potential for something great, we can’t risk our humanity and ethics. We should not let one person die to save another. My second and final rule is adult stem cell research shouldn’t have a limit or anything getting in its way. Adult stem cells don’t have the controversy as much as embryonic stem cells, so adult stem cells would be a better