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Essay by 24 • May 3, 2011 • 375 Words (2 Pages) • 1,003 Views
Cloning: Is it Really Worth It?
There is much controversy over the issue of cloning. Is it really worth it?
Scientists say yes, but I think not. There are a lot of questions to be answered before we
continue the process of cloning such as the animals' safety, humans feelings, and the
costs, both financially and emotionally.
First of all, we must think of the poor, defenseless animals scientists are
experimenting with. It is one thing to kill them for survival, but it is totally wrong for
them to die just to "experiment". That is just as wrong as murdering an animal to make
a few coats. Out of the many animals that the scientists have tried to clone, very few have
survived and the ones that have are dependent on the scientists for everything down to
oxygen.
Let's think about humans for a second. Say your son, daughter, relative, or friend
has passed away. Would you want his or her body cloned? A lot of people might say yes
but I give that a huge no. Even though the body of the loved one you lost is there, there
is no way to really have them back. A clone is just another person that looks like them.
A person's character is built by experiences he went through and people he has met. I
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