Cloning

Cloning Imagine lying in a hospital bed about to die of heart failure, liver failure, or even kidney failure. Now imagine if the only way to live was to have an exact replica of your heart, liver or kidney. The only way that this could be possible was to have an exact clone made of your organ(s) through a scientific process called cloning. Now imagine that every piece of meat or animal that you eat was perfectly healthy for you. Once again the only way possible to do this would be to genetically clone an animal. Although many people may believe that cloning is omnipotent or unethical, one must realize the beneficial outcomes that cloning can bring forth to the human race. Many people strongly opposed one of the first clonings of a sheep named Dolly. Dolly was a genetically cloned sheep that raised many questions. The fact that it took 277 attempts to have one successful clone helped nurture peoples thoughts and questions to the idea.(3) However, the cloning of Dolly did bring a lot of new ideas to the table as well. It was now becoming more evident that if we cloning, one, human, clone, through, people, now, sheep, organ, another, society, person, live, just, diseases, cloned, bring, being, animal, way, scientist, process, new, lives, life, imagine, help, genetically, exact, disease, cure, been, unethical, test, step