The pros and cons of cloning, the pros and cons of cloning technology

Human beings are selfish and do everything to satisfy their physical and psychological needs. Human beings do not yet know why they are alive and what the meaning of life is. So, realistically, people are just thinking animals.

Animal behavior is still retained, and the monk is still in the initial development of thinking. Human society is progressing, and some ideas are abandoning.

Reproduction is a guarantee of the survival of a species, not a necessity for the survival of an individual. Human reproduction is a preserved animal behavior that can be discarded. Today, from contraception to the Dink family, sexless marriage is a development of those with advanced ideas who oppose reproductive practices.

But when it comes to the question of the survival of species, one of the solutions is to change sexual reproduction to asexual reproduction. In this way, the cloning of human beings will become a historical necessity. If, against human cloning, sexual reproduction is in favour, then some vague reasons must be found; If there were to be a justification for opposing both human cloning and sexual reproduction, that would not be credible.

When it comes to ethical and dignity issues, it's easy to think of orphans and abandoned babies. Some of them don't have or don't know who their parents are, like clones in science fiction. What ethics do you have to impose?

So there is no dignity left?

What is the crisis of human cloning? Some believe that human clones could become slaves, or they could surpass or even dominate humans. Why do you think so?

This is because the people of this view themselves have a serious class mentality and hostile thoughts. The crux of the matter seems to be emerging. Is it the human mind that is at fault?

Why, then, should we first allow the development of medical cloning, and at the same time purify the mind and provide fertile ground for human cloning.

If all goes well, a society will emerge in which human beings will no longer engage in sexual reproduction, but will "produce" human clones in fixed locations, to be raised by professionals. As a result, humans may evolve into asexuality, and relationships between people are more harmonious.

When an adult hears a child say, "Where did I come from?" "It might be as embarrassing as an adult today.

But eventually people will come to a consensus and accept the way cloned are born, just as they accept today that they were born to their parents.

At that time, there will be no kinship ethic, and everyone will be truly an individual, without class, without discrimination, without hatred. People really come together to survive and thrive together.

Also on the pros and cons of cloning.

Cloning, it's not all bad. For the precious endangered animals, we can take the cloning method to make them continue, and in the biopharmaceutical aspect, we can clone and produce precious drugs, such as monoclonal antibodies, which have strong specificity, high sensitivity and obvious advantages.

For example, for humans, cloning is not completely undesirable, at least we can use cloning to produce tissues that are not antagonistic to ourselves, which can be used when it is necessary to change organs. But the person who clones the whole thing can't just say it, which is not ethically appropriate, for example, what do you call a person who clones one of his own cells? Brothers?

Elders ?..Hehe! Just a personal opinion.

Pros: It can save endangered species. Produce the organs that the body needs for transplantation.

Cons: Excessive use of this technique can lead to unintended consequences.

Benefits of cloning technology.

1 Cloning technology and genetic breeding.

In agriculture, people have used the "cloning" technology to breed a large number of high-quality and high-yielding varieties that are resistant to drought, lodging, and diseases and pests, thus greatly increasing grain production. In this regard, China has entered the forefront of the world's most advanced technology.

2 Cloning technology and protection of endangered organisms.

Cloning technology is a boon for the protection of species, especially rare and endangered species, and has great application prospects. From a biological point of view, this is also one of the most valuable aspects of cloning technology.

3 Cloning Technology and Medicine.

In modern times, doctors are able to perform transplants on almost all human organs and tissues. But in terms of science and technology, rejection in organ transplantation is still the biggest headache. The cause of rejection is poor compatibility due to tissue mismatch.

If the organs of the "cloned" human are provided to the "original human" for organ transplantation, there is absolutely no fear of rejection, because the genes and tissues of the two are also compatible. The question is, is it humane to use "human clons" as organ donors? Is it legal?

Is it economical?

Cloning technology can also be used to reproduce valuable genes in large quantities, for example, in medicine, it is through "cloning" technology that people produce ** diabetes insulin, dwarfism patients regrow growth hormone and dry flexin can resist a variety of viral infections, and so on.

Disadvantages of cloning technology.

Theoretically, cloning technology is still very immature; In practice, the success rate of cloning animals is still very low, some individuals are physiologically or immunologically deficient, and the disability rate of animals is quite high with premature aging. In addition, the ethical impact of cloning technology, especially in the case of human embryos, and the strong public reaction to the word, also limit the use of cloning technology. However, the development of cloning technology over the past few years has shown that all the major scientific and technological powers in the world are not far behind, and no one has given up on the research of cloning technology.

Disadvantages: Human cloning violates the ethical principle of equality and will predispose people to the mass reproduction of the most useful individuals in the existing population, rather than promoting the survival of the fittest in the entire population according to the laws of nature. In this sense, cloning technology interferes with natural evolutionary processes.

Pros: Cloning technology is an emerging bioscience technology, which fully demonstrates the exploration and discovery of the mysteries of human life. Cloning is a major technological breakthrough in the field of biological sciences, reflecting advances in nuclear differentiation technology, cell culture and control technology.

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Cloning, the pros and cons are.

Pros: 1) Cloning technology can relieve the suffering of women who cannot become mothers.

2) The implementation of cloning experiments has promoted the development of genetics and opened up the prospect of "making" animal organs that can be transplanted into humans.

3) Cloning technology can also be used to detect genetic defects in the fetus. Fertilized egg cloning is used to detect various genetic diseases, and the cloned embryo has exactly the same genetic characteristics as the fetus developing in the womb.

4) Cloning technology can be used for damage to the nervous system. Nerve tissue in adults does not have the ability to regenerate, but stem cells can repair nervous system damage.

5) In IVF surgery, doctors often need to implant multiple fertilized eggs into the uterus to select one of them to enter the gestational stage. But many women can only provide one egg for fertilization. This problem can be solved very well by cloning.

This egg cell can be cloned into multiple cells for fertilization, thus greatly increasing the pregnancy success rate.

Two "I" can work two jobs and earn two jobs, which is a benefit; But the two "I" want a share of money, half of each, this is the disadvantage!