Controversy_of_Cloning

Controversy of Cloning The Controversies with Cloning Throughout the past century, the United States as well as many other countries around the world have made astonishing advances in technology. Many of the concepts and devices that are so common to us today, were once illustrated only in the plots of science fiction films. Some of these advances are so complex that even the movie industry lacked the imagination to conjure them up. One of these amazing yet controversial new concepts is our ability to clone humans. The issue of cloning is at a height right now, sparking debates between nearly everyone. Supporters of each side have legitimate facts to back up their argument. It is easy to see the appeal to cloning when it comes to medical technology, due to the mounds of benefits it would offer patients. It could increase life expectancy to well over the age of 100 years through the new stem replacement that is currently being tested. If the government permits the study and use of this procedure it could cure long-standing diseases, mend damaged hearts, join severed spinal cords, and heal hearts that were harmed by strokes or Parkinson’s disease. However, if you look at the grander scale of the process of creating human cloning, human, cells, stem, clones, world, should, said, new, dolly, clone, years, support, people, natural, life, even, due, being, ban, yet, using, united, technology, states, side, scientists, same, risky, risks, research, president, over, out, one, now, nearly, must, lives, live, lack, idea, humans, hearts, embryos, embryonic, die, deformed, defects, created