Why is cloning a human being a realization of one s own immortality?

Cloning a human being is not about immortalizing oneself, but rather a legitimate theft.

His thoughts and memories were legally transferred to another body, but he was indeed dead, and no one would defend the sovereignty of the dead. If you think about it, one owns everything you have and the other is alive and legally owns your wife, children, possessions, and everything else, but you can't do anything but die.

All eternal life with computers as carriers or media is not survival in the true sense.

Cloning oneself is not immortal, a cloned person is a completely separate person, a different person.

It's not that simple, the soul is not there, who is it?

Human beings have not yet mastered cloning technology, and if a person cherishes what he or she values the most, it is undoubtedly his own life, which is beyond anyone's control. Throughout the ages, both in the East and the West, human beings have been pursuing longevity or immortality through various means. However, it's like a mirage, a mirage, completely untouchable.

However, the birth of Dolly the cloned sheep has given countless people hope, but why no one asks the result, a memorable day in the history of human science, a person who is exactly the same as Mianyang's mother was born.

1. This Mianyang man named Dolly not only caused a sensation in the scientific communityEven among ordinary people who do not have much scientific knowledge, it caused a great shock, because this is a copy and paste of life, and whether an animal exactly like its mother, whether it is internal or external, means that when a person's lifespan reaches the upper limit, it can be copied by cloning technology and thus run forever and gain eternal life, the question is hotly debated. Proponents think it makes sense, opponents argue that even in a copy-and-paste life, can ideology be transmitted at the same time.

Second, this broke the established scientific theoretical foundation and caused no less sensation than the first atomic bomb. Since mammals can reproduce asexually, will humans have a father and a mother, and will that person still be useful? Although it is the recombination of different genes that produces a completely new individual, which may inherit some diseases, it is much stronger than full reproduction, which is the rule for animals to continue their species.

Sexual reproduction is a natural law, and even if inbreeding is not allowed, it can bring irreversible damage to genes, which is even more strongly manifested in humans.

Third, this cloning technology still relies on the protein body, but the protein body cannot obtain immortality. What is a real clone If one thing looks similar to another, then it is the same from all angles. It can be considered a complete clone, a perfect clone, albeit very different from the original in terms of material composition.

Cloning is more promising, that is, learning the individual's accent, movement, performance, appearance, etc. Such a clone, as long as it is indistinguishable from the original in performance, is a perfect clone. It's just that clones are permanent copies and don't change themselves.

It can also be seen as a mirror image of a certain state. It won't take long for this technology to become a reality. It can be said that it is a snapshot of the realization of a certain state of something, and the dying person wins eternal life, do you think this is the original?

Cloning technology does not mean immortality, cloning technology will indeed make people feel good, after all, the recreated items do not have some of the original character traits, and cloning technology is also a kind of destruction of human genes and an impact on human civilization.

It does not mean eternal life, because the cloned self is not oneself; Cloning technology does not discourage humanity because cloning does not immortalize humanity.

If the cloning is successful, it will indeed represent eternal life, and it will not discourage human beings, but will make human beings more hopeful.

In the world, cloning technology has been widely studied and applied. Cloning refers to the reproduction of an organism that is identical to the original through asexual reproduction. Although there have been many breakthroughs in science and technology, there is still a lot of controversy and opposition when it comes to human cloning.

First of all, cloning technology is of great importance in the field of medical research and biotechnology. Through cloning technology, high-quality breeds and excellent animal links can be replicated to meet market demand. In addition, cloning technology can also be used in medical research, such as regenerative medicine, tissue cloning, and other fields.

However, human cloning has been controversial. One of the main issues relates to moral and ethical issues. Many believe that human cloning can destabilize families and societies and also lead to moral and ethical problems.

Although a number of countries had established cloning-related legislation and provisions, they had been the subject of many criticisms and questions.

In addition, the technical difficulty and risks of human cloning are also an important issue. At present, human cloning technology is still in its infancy, and there are certain risks and uncertainties in the operation process. For example, cloning a human can face physical and mental health challenges, such as genetic mutations and other physical defects that can lead to the cloning process.

Despite the many challenges and risks associated with cloning, developments in this field will have a significant impact on the future of medicine, science and technology, and life sciences. At the same time, we also need to pay attention to the problems brought about by human cloning in terms of ethics and morality, promote scientific research, and maintain a safe and cautious attitude.

Human cloning is the breeding of humans through cloning technology, that is, their genome is exactly the same as that of another person. At the moment, there is no evidence that human cloning exists in the world, but there are some organizations that claim that they are conducting or planning experiments on human cloning. The technical, ethical and ethical issues of human cloning have raised a lot of controversy and concern.