Ethical Problems
With Cloning:
- What would be the morals of the cloned human
- Takes to many tried to get one actual clone
- The clones that they actually create, many end up dieing
- To many lethal birth defects occur to the clones
- Should they or do they believe in a religion and what religion should they believe in
- How and what will the clone learn
- Will the clone be able to act and be like a normal human
- How do you treat the clones
- Are the clones real people
- Should they be able to vote or have anything do to with the government
- Technology is not safe enough to use on humans
- The Clones can have rapid aging process
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Legal Issues:
- Can cloning ever be
legalized in 3rd World countries
- What is the difference
between abortions and the death of cloning
- How do you tell the
difference between the regular person and the clone
- How do you know who’s
fingerprints, and dental records and theirs
- The clone take the
right to privacy away from the person that helped clone them
Social Issues:
- What should the cloned
human be able to do on a day to day basis
- Can the clone be able
to survive in the world
- Can it and will it
produce offspring’s
- What if the clone has
defects will it be able to handle how the world treats them
- Can or should the clone
be able to have a religion or friends
- How much does cloning
affect the world
- Where should the clone
live and do those family get money to take care of the clone
- The clones will all
have no fathers because the eggs are taken from the mother and not the father
- Goes against nature
and the whole fertilization of their egg and sperm
- In some countries the
food and land are handed down to the son of the family how will it work because there is not father and some times no sons
either
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